Editable grid for document library

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Hi all,

I was watching this video from Reza (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8I0Pt_8I6k8) but wondering if the same is possible with a document library as the source rather than a list or table?

When I am at the save edit part, my patch command is complaining about the data type (Invalid argument type (Table). Expecting a record value instead).

If(
 CountRows(colTaskUpdates) > 0,
 Patch(
 'Processes',
 colTaskUpdates
 );
Notify(
 "Success",
 NotificationType.Success
 )
);
Clear(colTaskUpdates);

Is it possible to have this functionality for a document library?

I am looking to manipulate the Status & Owner columns

Thanks,
David

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WarrenBelz 156,570 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @da1ve ,

You won't be able to do it just matching the collection, but assuming you have the ID of the Library item to be patched in the collection

If( CountRows(colTaskUpdates) > 0, Patch( 'Processes', ForAll( colTaskUpdates As aPatch, { ID: aPatch.ID, Status: aPatch.Status Owner: aPatch.Owner } ) ); Notify( "Success", NotificationType.Success ) );

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@WarrenBelz ,

When you say ID of the library item - in my case is that "title" (which I renamed to "name")?

So the code would be:

If( CountRows(colTaskUpdates) > 0, Patch( 'Processes', ForAll( colTaskUpdates As aPatch, { Title: aPatch.Name, Status: aPatch.Status Owner: aPatch.Owner } ) ); Notify( "Success", NotificationType.Success ) );

Or have I got it completely wrong?