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Using Field Values in Notify

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Hi y'all,
 
I am trying to use notifications to alert the user to the number that has just been generated in an Autonumber field. I cannot use LastSubmit so I have tried to use the following:
 
SubmitForm(RegisterITADForm); Notify("ITAD NO" & DataCardValue26.Value); ResetForm(RegisterITADForm)
 
All i get returned is the text ITAD NO.
 
Any ideas?
 
Thanks
 
Simon
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    Nandit Profile Picture
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    Instead of  DataCardValue26.Value you need DataCardValue26.Selected.Value Use the below code -
    SubmitForm(RegisterITADForm); Notify("ITAD NO " & DataCardValue26.Selected.Value); ResetForm(RegisterITADForm)
    I have added a space in your static text so that it doesn't stick. 
     
    Hope this helps. 
     
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    You did not state your data source type, but assuming SharePoint
    SubmitForm(RegisterITADForm); 
    With(
       {
          _ITAD:
          LookUp(
             SPList,
             ID = RegisterITADForm.LastSubmit.ID
          ).'ITAD No'
       },
       Notify("ITAD NO" & _ITAD)
    ); 
    ResetForm(RegisterITADForm)
     
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