If Dropdown Value is 0 Then DisplayMode.Disabled

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I can't believe this is this difficult, but I'm stuck.

I have a button that I want to be disabled if a Dropdown value is 0, which is the first/default value of the dropdown.

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If(DrpCoreQuantity.Selected.Value=0,DisplayMode.Disabled,DisplayMode.Enabled)

What am I doing wrong?

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NandiniBhagya20 4,667 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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TRy with 0 in quotes
If(DrpCoreQuantity.Selected.Value="0",DisplayMode.Disabled,DisplayMode.Enabled)
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I'm getting the same error, only it swaps "Number" for "Text"

"Incompatible types for comparison. These types can't be compared: Error, Number/Text

I don't get it, I'm not comparing anything.
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The "Items" for the Dropdown has this:
Table({I:0},{I:1},{I:2},{I:3},{I:4},{I:5},{I:6},{I:7},{I:8},{I:9},{I:10})
I didn't create this app, but it seems unnecessary to have this when it could just be:
[0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]
Right?
NandiniBhagya20 4,667 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Yea you can have an array of numbers instead of creating a table
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This worked
If(DrpCoreQuantity.Selected.Value=0,Disabled)
But now how would I do this if either of two dropdowns were 0?
Or(If(DrpCoreQuantity.Selected.Value=0,Disabled),If(DrpSafetyQuantity.Selected.Value=0,Disabled))
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Pratik_elixir 14 on at

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Please try this
If(DrpCoreQuantity.Selected.Value=0||DrpSafetyQuantity.Selected.Value=0,Disabled)
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If(Or(DrpCoreQuantity.Selected.Value=0, DrpSafetyQuantity.Selected.Value=0), Disabled)
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YES! Thank you. Both of those solutions worked. Going with "Or"