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Hello!
Here is a screenshot of my application's initial landing screen, where the user types in a unique, 5-digit location # to search for (I save their user input text as a variable called "locNum") a location.
Here is a screenshot of my EditForm:
And lastly here is a screenshot of my SharePoint List:
Before filling out the EditForm, the SP List had 3 existing items: 04603, 00502, and 03413 ... Notice how in the original landing screen, the user typed in '00502'. And when I clicked the Submit button of my EditForm (using SubmitForm() function), it created that 4th item in the SP List that doesn't have a title.
My question: If 00502 already exists in the SharePoint list (with no filled in attributes/column values) and the user types in '00502' in the initial landing screen (a match), how do I patch (or update) info from Edit Form to that existing SharePoint list record? And alternatively, if the user types in a 5-digit number in the landing screen that doesn't exist in the SharePoint list, create a new item registering their 5-digit number as the title of that new record?
I've tried this code but no luck so far... Thank you!
Hi @jharville ,
Structure would be something like this
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With(
{
wID:
LookUp(
SPListName,
Title = YourLocationTextBox.Text
).ID
},
Patch(
SPListName,
If(
wID > 0,
{ID:wID},
Defaults(SPListName)
),
{YourPatchedFieldsHere}
)
)
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