Export dropdown and free-text from rich-text editor to SharePoint list.

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Dear Community,

I hope I can turn to you for advice.

I have an existing form that has a few fields that get information by using " User().FullName " and " User().Email " to autopopulate.
I have also a field that is based on the above determines the District the user belongs to from a sharepoint list type dataset.
" LookUp('Dataset',Email= EMAIL_ADDRESS.Text,District) "
I have some dropdowns that have rule set to them so the dropdown elements only show people in your District only.
I also have Rich text fields associated to each of dropdown fields. So when the user select his/her choice he/she can also write a supporting text why he/she chose the person appearing in the dropdown.
Example:

I imagined to take the name, Email and district, and also to take the result of the dropdown selection and the rich-text and when clicking on a submit button the app would add it into relevant columns created in a SharePoint list.
Example:

Whenever somebody would vote for "XYZ" person in their own district the SharePoint would just add one row using the relevant columns.

Please help me if there is a solution to export elements selected in a form to a SharePoint list.
Thank you for your contribution in advance.

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anandm08 1,936 Super User 2024 Season 2 on at

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hi @Liebmann_Attila ,
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try this

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sorry @anandm08 but I don't understand your answer. (Or rather how to apply)

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I tried to use Patch function somehow and experimented a bit so far.
Even if it accepted my formula in the end it gave me a bunch of errors.
Test 1.:
this lead to :

Test 2 :

This had a bunch of errors.

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Since then I managed to work out the first part. That is now working.:

Patch(
PowerApp_Feedback_SharepointList,
Defaults(PowerApp_Feedback_SharepointList),
{
NominatedBy_Name: NAME.Text,
NominatedBy_Email:EMAIL_ADDRESS.Text,
Nominated_District: DISTRICT.Text,
Nominated_Name:DROPDOWN_NOMINATED.Selected.'{Name}'
}
);

I am still struggling to add the rich text editor's test into the SharePoint list.

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By adding it as " .HtmlText " I was able to use it but it formats everything of course as a HTML script.

Solution :
Patch(
PowerApp_Feedback_SharepointList,
Defaults(PowerApp_Feedback_SharepointList),
{
NominatedBy_Name: NAME.Text,
NominatedBy_Email:EMAIL_ADDRESS.Text,
Nominated_District:DISTRICT.Text,
Nominated_Name:DROPDOWN_NOMINATED.Selected.'{Name}',
Rich_Text_Editor:RichTextEditor1.HtmlText
}
);

It displays it on the sharepoint list as :

Is there any easy fix for this ?

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