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I have a sharepoint o365 list which I am editing the forms in PowerApps. Depending on the selected item in one of the fields I am showing/hiding another fields. This works fine.

I also want to tset this field as required if displayed and not if hidden - but if I try to save the form with the field hidden, the validation fails (if I change the drop down to expose the field, it is definitely that one that is failing!).

This is the code used: If(DataCardValue3.Selected.Value = "Physical", true, false)

Any ideas? If not i'll just default the field to n/a

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WarrenBelz 156,100 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @StevieC ,
I must admit I have not heard of that, but try putting it at the bottom and making all controls and the card zero height.

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you mean? The code is on the Required property of the card

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@StevieC ,
No the Height of the object - this will effectively hide it without hiding it.

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The hiding part is working fine using the visible property of the card - or do you mean that the hiding is causing the required validation to always trigger?

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