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I have been trying to get a grasp on how to use user defined functions UDF, however no matter what function I try to create, I always run into the same error. At the end of the formula it says it's wrong, since the formula expected a semicolon instead of a comma, however there is not a single comma in the entire formula. It is important to point out I am using the European notation, as well as I have an updated version of Powerapps, and enabled the New analysis engine and User defined functions features activated.

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TuongDoan 573 Moderator on at

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You are using Spanish. So, when close those parentheses, you should use ";;" (double semicolon) instead of a single semi-colon.

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While using the double semicolon allows the function to work properly, it presents me with the following problem. Whatever I input after said function, including a new function, won't work properly. So the problem is only half-solved, since most of the times I would need to use various functions.
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Var1's data type is number. But you are trying to add text to it 😄

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I found what the problem was, I forgot you can not set vars within the Formulas. I tried creating another identical function to the one before, but with another name and it turns out it works. It seems that PowerApps just gets the errror wrong . . . Anyways, thank you for your help!