Patch Attachment Control Content

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How do I Patch the Attachment control content along with the rest of the screen content?

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Patch(PO_Tracking_Davis_Production,
Defaults(PO_Tracking_Davis_Production),
{Title: New_PO_Machine_Serial_Number_Fld.Text,
Machine_Model: New_PO_Model_Fld.Selected.Value,
Customer_Name: New_Customer_Name_Fld.Text,
Sold_Date: New_PO_Sold_Date_DatePicker.SelectedDate,
Sold: If(New_PO_Sold_Checkbox.Value,{Value:"Yes"},{Value:"No"})
})

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Hi @Phineas ,

As far as I know, PowerApps doesn't support to update files to attachments column of SP list via Patch function.

I recommend you use SubmitForm to update files to attachments column.

There is a workaround for your reference:
Create two buttons and a form with attachment field.
1.OnSelect of Button1:
Patch(PO_Tracking_Davis_Production, Defaults(PO_Tracking_Davis_Production), {Title: New_PO_Machine_Serial_Number_Fld.Text, Machine_Model: New_PO_Model_Fld.Selected.Value, Customer_Name: New_Customer_Name_Fld.Text, Sold_Date: New_PO_Sold_Date_DatePicker.SelectedDate, Sold: If(New_PO_Sold_Checkbox.Value,{Value:"Yes"},{Value:"No"}) })
2.OnSelected of Button2:
SubmitForm(Form)
3.Item of Form:
First(SortByColumns(PO_Tracking_Davis_Production,"ID",SortOrder.Descending))

Best regards,
Rimmon

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