Enable/Disable buttons on select

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Hi,

I am super new to powerapps, but trying to get my teeth into it.

I have three buttons:

YesButton
NeutralButton
NoButton

When the YesButton is selected, I want it to be the only button visible of these three, when the NeutralButton is selected, I want it to be the only button visible of these three and when the NoButton is selected, I want it to be the only button visible on this page.

How do I achieve this?

I have tried this - UpdateContext({NeutralButton: false}) as the OnSelect formula for YesButton as per this post , but that doesn't seem to work for me.

Thank you n advance.

Jon

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yashag2255 24,769 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @Anonymous

Can you try to setup the config like:

Screen -> OnVisible -> Set(SelectedButton,Blank())

YesButton -> OnSelect -> Set(SelectedButton,"yes")

YesButton -> DisplayMode-> If(SelectedButton= "yes" || IsBlank(SelectedButton), DisplayMode.Edit, DisplayMode.Disabled)

NeutralButton -> OnSelect -> Set(SelectedButton,"neutral")

NeutralButton -> DisplayMode-> If(SelectedButton= "neutral" || IsBlank(SelectedButton), DisplayMode.Edit, DisplayMode.Disabled)

NoButton -> OnSelect -> Set(SelectedButton,"no")

NoButton -> DisplayMode-> If(SelectedButton= "no" || IsBlank(SelectedButton), DisplayMode.Edit, DisplayMode.Disabled)

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@Anonymous

Begin by placing this code in the OnVisible property of your screen.

Set(buttonPressed, Blank())

Next, put this code in the OnSelect property for each button.

Yes Button: Set(buttonPressed, "Yes") Neutral Button: Set(buttonPressed, "Neutral") No Button: Set(buttonPressed, "No")

Finally, put this code in the Visible property for each button.

Yes Button: buttonPressed="Yes" Or IsBlank(buttonPressed) Neutral Button: buttonPressed="Neutral" Or IsBlank(buttonPressed) No Button: buttonPressed="No" Or IsBlank(buttonPressed)

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@yashag2255 thank you this kind of works, however, when I have clicked the Yes button, the other two do disable. But I can't seem to cancel. How would I go about having a cancel button that clears the form to its previous state ?
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You would put this code from the example of @yashag2255 into the OnSelect property of a Cancel button

Set(SelectedButton,Blank())
yashag2255 24,769 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @Anonymous

You can add a separate button for cancel and on the "OnSelect" property of the cancel button, use the expression: Set(SelectedButton,Blank())

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