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How to portray each selected option of a ComboBox in a separate Text field (Label)?

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Hey Guys, I need help with my App. My plan is to portray each selected option in a ComboBox in a different text field, because I need the names (in my case) separated to make my attached flow work. The screenshots are from a test-app where I tried to do this, with a basic list of random names. 

An example how it should look like: You select the names Sophia, Liam and Emma in the ComboBox. Following the name "Sophia" should occur in Label1, "Liam" in Label2 and "Emma" in Label3. 

This should work in general, so that the first selection should always be in Label1, the second in Label2 ....

Thank you in advance for your help.😀

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  • AhmedSalih Profile Picture
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    Hello, @Benni10, for the first label Text: If(ComboBox.Selected.Value=""Sophia", ComboBox.Selected.Value) 

    Same for others labels.

     


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  • Benni10 Profile Picture
    11 on at

    Unfortunately, its not working, I will attach the error information as screenshots below. It would be perfect if someone or you could write a demo app with the basics or try to give more advice. Thank you in advance

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  • AhmedSalih Profile Picture
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    @Benni10, Instead of using .Value, type the Dot and select what the column name that show the value from the bottom of the formula bar. 

     


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  • Benni10 Profile Picture
    11 on at

    Sad, but this does not work as well. Is there any other way to do it?

  • AhmedSalih Profile Picture
    6,680 Moderator on at

    @Benni10, please take screenshots of the values you are getting when you type Dot after the Combobox.Selected.

  • Benni10 Profile Picture
    11 on at

    When I type .Value there is the mistake, the same with .text, how can I fix this? I think then I could do it.

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