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Posted on by Pigga90

I need help. I'm trying to understand how the Patch command works with the barcode and a list on sharepoint. The goal is to scan a qrcode and have the scanned qrcode information and the current date and the person who scans it appear automatically in the list. This is the code:

Patch('Tracciamento DPI'; {Item: BarcodeScanner1.Value; Tecnico: User().FullName; Data: Now()})

This is the list Sharepoint:

The problem is that once the qrcode is scanned, the "title required" error appears. I tried on sharepoint to disable the view and make the title column not mandatory or optional, but the same error appears.

Can you help me?

Thanks

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WarrenBelz 156,536 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @Pigga90 ,

I know you said this, but did not definitely uncheck "require that this column contains information" in the SharePoint List Settings? Also did you then refresh the data or (even better) save close and re-open the app?
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Hi @Pigga90,

Can you please send a screenshot of your list's settings page? Maybe it will give us some answers.
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Thanks for the reply and support. I made the changes on the columns in sharepoint and I updated the DB on powerapps.

Now he gives me an error on the formula that he did not give me before. Am I getting the grammar wrong =)?
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WarrenBelz 156,536 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @Pigga90 ,

You are missing a separator ; - see below

Patch( 'Tracciamento DPI'; Defaults('Tracciaraento DPI'); { Item:BarcodeScannerl.Value; Tecnico:User().FullName; Data: Now() } )

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