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I have a form with 3 tabs at the top and use visible function to show/hide items in form depending on tab selected. Within the form I have a pen icon. It needs to appear on the "Profile" tab always. 2019-07-09 08_10_14-LDP Participant - Saved (Unpublished) - PowerApps.png

It needs to only show on "Benchmark" tab only if logged in user is in in the Cohort Consultant field on "Profile" tab of that form. 2019-07-09 08_09_56-LDP Participant - Saved (Unpublished) - PowerApps.png

And it never needs to show up on the 3rd "Assignments" tab.

I am trying to play with the visibility property of this icon to acomplish above.

My current formula is:

If(varFormTab="Benchmarks" && 'Cohort Consultant'.Email=_myProfile.Mail,true,varFormTab="Profile",true,false)

but this is not accomplishing this correctly. Any ideas?

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panand99 641 on at

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hi @Anonymous

check if user email in cohert consultant field is compared to user emial.

User proper() and then check
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I would suggest

Switch(
varformtab,
"Profile",true,
"Benchmark",If(Office365Users.MyProfile().Status = Cohort Consultant,true,false),
"Assignments",false
)

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RandyHayes 76,299 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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@Anonymous

In general, your formula looks correct based on what you want to do. So, that makes me wonder if the values are actually as you expect them. More importantly, what is 'Cohort Consultant' ? I realize this is most likely a column in your data source, but what context are you in? A Form? A Gallery? None of the above?

First - Try to change your formula to the following to make sure at least you are comparing values in the email in the same case.

If(varFormTab="Benchmarks" && Lower('Cohort Consultant'.Email) =Lower(_myProfile.Mail), true,
varFormTab="Profile",true,
false)

Also, you can tighten up this formula to the following:

((varFormTab="Benchmarks" && Lower('Cohort Consultant'.Email) =Lower(_myProfile.Mail)) || varFormTab="Profile")

No change?

Next, I would inspect your varFormTab variable and make sure that it has the value you expect it to have (in the proper spelling and case).

Next, I would look at the label that holds the value of the 'Cohort Consultant' email address and note its name - let's all it lblConsultant for now. I would then change the formula to the following:

((varFormTab="Benchmarks" && Lower(lblConsultant.Text) =Lower(_myProfile.Mail)) || varFormTab="Profile")

See if any of the above is of help. I hope it is.
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Could you tell me
1)is varFormTab and varFormTab label's name?
2)is Cohort Consultant field's data type person?
Try this formula: (DatacardValue5 is Cohort Consultant field's control's name)
If((varFormTab.Text="Benchmarks" && First(DataCardValue5.SelectedItems).Email=User().Email)||
varFormTab.Text="Profile",
true,false)

Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Phoebe Liu
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Try changing the formula to use the tab number instead of the name i.e. if(varFormTab=2....