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I could use some help with a formula so that when a user clicks my Add Carrier Feedback button it will only display my ButtonSubmitFeedback & ButtonCancelFeedback (highlighted in yellow of screenshot) instead of all the buttons circled in red. In the screenshot I have my Edit button that is set up to display all 3 buttons circled on select which is how I want it to work.

In my Add Carrier Feedback button the formula to display the 3 circled buttons is Set(ShowBtns,!ShowBtns). This is also the formula I use in the Edit Button to display all 3 circled buttons. What would be the formula so that Add Carrier Feedback on select would only display my ButtonSubmitFeedback & ButtonCancelFeedback buttons?

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Hi @bts1906 ,

To achieve the desired behaviour where the “Add Carrier Feedback” button displays only the “ButtonSubmitFeedback” and “ButtonCancelFeedback” buttons, you can use a conditional formula. Here’s how you can do it:

Conditional Visibility Formula:
- In the Visible property of your “ButtonSubmitFeedback” and “ButtonCancelFeedback” buttons, use a formula that checks whether the “Add Carrier Feedback” button is selected.
- Assuming you have a variable (let’s call it ShowBtns) that toggles when the “Add Carrier Feedback” button is clicked, modify the Visible property of the other buttons as follows:
  - “ButtonSubmitFeedback”: ShowBtns
  - “ButtonCancelFeedback”: ShowBtns
  - Other buttons (e.g., “ButtonEdit”): !ShowBtns
Explanation:
- When the “Add Carrier Feedback” button is clicked, it sets ShowBtns to true, which makes the “ButtonSubmitFeedback” and “ButtonCancelFeedback” buttons visible.
- The other buttons (e.g., “ButtonEdit”) will be hidden because their visibility is negated (!ShowBtns).
Implementation:
- In your app, go to the properties of each button.
- Set the Visible property for the “ButtonSubmitFeedback” and “ButtonCancelFeedback” buttons using the formulas mentioned above.
- Make sure to adjust the variable name (ShowBtns) to match your actual variable name.

Summary: By using conditional visibility formulas, you can control which buttons are displayed based on the state of the “Add Carrier Feedback” button.

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Thanks,

Robu1.