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Hi
My data source is the SP list which contains many parameters.

I want to write a formula that depends on whether the "Nr pierscienia." parameter has a completed parameter, e.g. "NrC"
I would like to receive the value "true" if the parameter named "Nr pierscienia" contains the parameter "NrC" and if it does not contain "false"
Is it possible to write such a condition?

Best regards

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  • Community Power Platform Member Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    When you say ""Nr pierscienia." parameter" do you mean a column named "Nr pierscienia."?

     

    In other words, you have a SP list and you want to receive a true/false based on whether or not the column "Nr pierscienia." says "NrC"?

     

    If so, in SharePoint you can create a calculated column in the list. See my attachment. You can use a formula that returns true/false 
    based on whatever you need and then use that column in PowerApps.

    Here are formula examples: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/examples-of-common-formulas-in-sharepoint-lists-d81f5f21-2b4e-45ce-b170-bf7ebf6988b3

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  • v-xida-msft Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @Anonymous ,

    Do you want to check if the "Nr pierscienia" column (in your SP List) contains the specific "NrC" value?

     

    I assume that you add a Gallery control in your app to list all available records from your SP list, is it true?

     

    Please consider add a Label within above Gallery, set the Text property to following:

    If(
     "NrC" in 'Nr pierscienia',
     "true",
     "false"
    )

     

    Please take a try with above solution, check if the issue is solved.

     

    Best regards,

  • Community Power Platform Member Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi

    Yes, I have galleries in my application. I wrote it wrong earlier, sorry.
    I want to enter a value in "Nr pierscienia" and I would like to receive a value for "NrC" if the given "Nr pierscienia" has it and if it does not display anything.

    Example:
    1. In the sharepoint list I have a "Nr pierscienia" with a value of 22, I would like me to display the values for "NrC" up to "NrA"
    2. However, if I enter in the "Nr pierscienia" a value of e.g. 30, which I do not have in the SP list, I want to have an empty field
    Is it possible to do this?
    At this moment he reads me the last value from the SP list.

    In attachment :
    - main view

    Best regards

     

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    v-xida-msft Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @Anonymous ,

    Do you list the "NrC" up to "NrA" using a Gallery?

    Do you want to display the values for the "NrC" up to "NrA" in your Gallery based on the entered "Nr pierscienia" value?

     

    Based on the needs that you mentioned, I think the If function could achieve your needs. Please consider take a try with the following workaround:

    Within the Gallery, set the Default property of the Segment TextInput box to following:

    If(
     NrpierscieniaTextBox.Text in 'YourSPList'.'Nr pierscienia',
     ThisItem.ColumnName,
     Blank()
    )

     

    If you do not use a Gallery control to list the "NrC" up to "NrA", please consider set the Default property of each Segment TextInput box to following:

    If(
     NrpierscieniaTextBox.Text in 'YourSPList'.'Nr pierscienia',
     ThisItem.'NrC',
     Blank()
    )
    If(
     NrpierscieniaTextBox.Text in 'YourSPList'.'Nr pierscienia',
     ThisItem.'NrE',
     Blank()
    )
    If(
     NrpierscieniaTextBox.Text in 'YourSPList'.'Nr pierscienia',
     ThisItem.'NrD',
     Blank()
    )

    ...

    ...

     

    Best regards,

  • Community Power Platform Member Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi  ,
    I  am using Gallery and I chose first proposition.
    Thank you for your solution.

    Best regards 
    Łukasz

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