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Patch Function - Updating 2 columns in an SP List - Button Onselect.

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Posted on by LauraLee 16

Hello,

 

I am updating an SPList from the browse gallery.

Users tick a checkbox control and select a save button to update the SP list.

This works using

 

ForAll(Filter(BrowseGallery1.AllItems, Checkbox1.Value, ), Patch(SearchFilterTest,{ID:ID},{'SharePointColumn':Checkbox1.Value}))

 

However now I need a second checkbox and have that update the SharePoint list as well when the save button is clicked.

All other columns in the SPList are staying the same.

Can anyone help with how to add a second update 

{'SharePointColumn2':Checkbox2Value} to the patch function

 

Many thanks

 

 

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    Meneghino 6,949 on at 
    ForAll(Filter(BrowseGallery1.AllItems, Checkbox1.Value, ), Patch(SearchFilterTest,{ID:ID},{'SharePointColumn':Checkbox1.Value}, {'SharePointColumn2':Checkbox2.Value}))

    OR

     

    ForAll(Filter(BrowseGallery1.AllItems, Checkbox1.Value, ), Patch(SearchFilterTest,{ID:ID},{'SharePointColumn':Checkbox1.Value , 'SharePointColumn2':Checkbox2.Value}))

     

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    LauraLee 16 on at

    Thank you so much, this first one worked !! Man Happy

     

     

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    LauraLee 16 on at

    An update on this for anyone starting out like me..

     

    ForAll(Filter(BrowseGallery.AllItems, First_CheckBox.Value),Patch(test,{ID:ID},{ SPColumn1:First_CheckBox.Value, SPColumn2:Second_CheckBox.Value}))

     

    Only updates when the First check box control or both are ticked.

     

    To update the SP List I need to change the filter to BrowseGallery.AllItems, First_CheckBox.Value Or Second_CheckBox.Value

     

    ForAll(Filter(BrowseGallery.AllItems, First_CheckBox.Value Or Second_CheckBox.Value),Patch(test,{ID:ID},{ SPColumn1:First_CheckBox.Value, SPColumn2:Second_CheckBox.Value}))

     

     

     

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