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Hi All,

I have a gallery DD where when I change the DD in the first row, it changes any items that have not already been manually changed to that same value. I do have a patch on change that I have included below. Any help would be appreciated

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Patch(Jedi_tbl_Milestones,ThisItem,{milestone_name: TXT_Milestones.Text,first_define:DP_First_Define.SelectedDate,last_approved_contract:DP_Latest_Approved.SelectedDate,projected_completion: DP_Project_Completion.SelectedDate,actual_completion:DP_Actual_Completion.SelectedDate,cause_of_delay:DD_Cause_For_Delay.Selected.Value,milestone_status:DD_Status_.Selected.Value,comment:TXT_Comment.Text,idProject:Gallery1.Selected.idproject})

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WarrenBelz 154,908 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @apirez ,

I cannot test this currently, but try - I am assuming you are using SharePoint here and have the record ID in the gallery content.

Patch( Jedi_tbl_Milestones, ForAll( Filter( GalleryName.AllItems As aGal, !IsBlank(aGal.DD_Status_.Selected.Value) ), { ID: aGal.ID, milestone_status: DD_Status_.Selected.Value } ) )

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Im using Dataverse...not sure if that changes anything

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@apirez ,

Try using your unique record identifier instead of ID - I am not a Dataverse user, but if that does not work, I will give you the "long way" version - I will need the name of your identifier.

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This post is a year+ old but I had this seems to be the only post that has the exact same problem I did. I ended up fixing it by setting the Default property as a Text value; I guess it has something to do with ThisItem's context being shared but to be honest I'm not really sure. Regardless, keep your Patch function as is and just change the dropdowns default property:

Default = Text(ThisItem.Permissions.Value)

Worked for me at least good luck.

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