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Make Fields visible based on input

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Posted on by vish3027 438

Hello 

 

I have PowerApps and I have five fields for it:

 

F1

F2

F3

F4

F5

 

I have another fields where i will ask user to enter a number between 1-5,

 

If user enter 2, I want to make F1 & F2 visible and other hidden

If user enter 4, I want to make F1 & F2 &F3 & F4 visible and other hidden

 

Is there any way to achieve this.

 

Surely I will get something from Power Folks

 

Thanks in Advance

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  • C-Papa Profile Picture
    C-Papa 1,836 on at

    Assuming the user is entering text into textinput1 then you will need to add this formula to the visible property of the element you are trying to hide. 

     

    F1 Visible = Value(Textinput1.Text) = 2 || Value(Textinput1.Text) = 4

    F2 Visible = Value(Textinput1.Text) = 2 || Value(Textinput1.Text) = 4

    F3 Visible = Value(Textinput1.Text) = 4

    F4 Visible = Value(Textinput1.Text) = 4

    F5 Visible = .....

     

  • vish3027 Profile Picture
    vish3027 438 on at

    @C-Papa ,

     

    User can enter any value between 1-5 not only 2 or 4... i have given these as example...

     

    Based on value those many fields will be visible

     

    As given by you i can add or conditions and manage that but is there any other way to do that.

     

    Thanks

  • C-Papa Profile Picture
    C-Papa 1,836 on at

    hi, no, there is no other way, you have to set the visible property per element using a condition, however, you could just add 1 each time so the formula is basically the same. 

     

    f1 visible = Value(TextInput1.Text) >= 1

    f2 visible = Value(TextInput1.Text) >= 2

    f3 visible = Value(TextInput1.Text) >= 3

    etc etc

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