Multiple Actions in OnSelect Button not working

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I have two buttons on the Edit Form Screen.

One is the default save button which I added a Navigate action to.

SubmitForm([@EditForm1]); Navigate(BrowseScreen1)

It does submit the edits to the existing Sharepoint record and execute the associated Flow. It does not navigate back to the Browse screen. It stays on the Edit screen.

A second button was initially created to send an email with the PenInput. I also tried to add the Submit action and navigate action.

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(DataCardValue19.Text, DataCardKey10&" "&"#"& DataCardValue10.Text, "",{Attachments:Table({Name:"Test.jpg",ContentBytes:PenInput1.Image,'@odata.type':""})}); SubmitForm(EditForm1); Navigate(BrowseScreen1)

It also executes the first action, but neither of the two additional actions.

I have tried single semi-colons, double semi-colons (which causes a formula error) and both having a space after the semi-colon and not having a space after the semi-colon.

What am I not doing correctly?

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UdayAdhikari 450 Most Valuable Professional on at

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@ghswebmaster - ok, I have experienced a similar issue before and turns out I was navigating to the same screen lol so I hope that's the case with you but can you confirm please. Next, I would try to create a new screen and try to navigate to that screen to rule out nothing is wrong with your BrosweScreen1. I don't see any issue with the code. Also, try typing couple of letters of the screen and select from the suggested dropdown instead of manually typing the screen name.

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Hi @ghswebmaster ,

I do not think using ";" to connect two actions is wrong.

It looks like in your region, you just need to use "," and ";".

Please do not try ";;".

Only in some regions, they need to use ";" instead of "," and ";;" instead of ";".

I suggest you insert three buttons.

set button1's OnSelect:

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(DataCardValue19.Text, DataCardKey10&" "&"#"& DataCardValue10.Text, "",{Attachments:Table({Name:"Test.jpg",ContentBytes:PenInput1.Image,'@odata.type':""})})

set button2's OnSelect:

SubmitForm(EditForm1)

set button3's OnSelect:

Navigate(BrowseScreen1)

Please check the formula one by one to see whether one has any problem.

Best regards,

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Thank you for confirming the use of a single semi-colon. I already have multiple buttons. I am trying to get it to one to make it simpler for end users.

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Hi @ghswebmaster ,

No, what I mean is that:
split actions to multiple buttons.

Then trigger them one by one to find which action has problem.

Have you tired this?

Best regards,

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