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When Saving data, is there a way to have multiple actions run ?

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Posted on by AP-03101742-0 53
Hi,
 
  I have a save button and right now, I have "On Success" and "On Failure" with actions.
 
 On "OnSuccess", I have it currently, just going back to the prior form.
 
 I'd like to show the user a message "Your data has been successfully saved" and then once they see the message to then go back to the prior form.
 
Thanks,
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    MS.Ragavendar Profile Picture
    MS.Ragavendar 6,334 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at
     
     
    I'm having a query, hope you are referring Microsoft Canvas Apps right? Because i haven't seen any property Success / Failure for a button either its classic or Modern. The property which you referring is applicable only for the Form (OnSuccess / OnReset / OnFailure) can you confirm this Or Microsoft has launched any feature 🤔🤔🤔
     
    If its form, write the below formula in OnSuccess property, if its button OnSelect Property once after submitform() or Patch once item is updated paste the below formula.
     
    Power Fx
     
    Notify("The message which you want to display",NotificationType.Success);
    Navigate('Your Needed Screen')
     
     
     
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    mattavdven 125 on at
     

    You can definitely run multiple actions in the OnSuccess property — just separate them with a semicolon (;).

    For your case, update the OnSuccess formula to:

     

    Navigate(Screen1);

     

    Notify("Your form has been submitted successfully", NotificationType.Success)

     

    This way, once the form submission succeeds:
    The app will navigate back to Screen1

    It will also display a success message to the user.

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