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Hi,

I have 2 collections with similar data:

Collection colItemsHardware Collection colMyItems

Item 1 Item 1

Item 2 Item 2

Item 5 Item 8

Item 8

I want to update some column ( IsChoosen ) at the collection colItemsHardware only if this item exists in collection colMyItems.

So I put a button with this formula:

ForAll(colMyItems,

UpdateIf(colItemsHardware, colItemsHardware.Name = ThisRecord.Name ,{IsChoosen: true}))

But it does not work.

Thanks for any help!

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WarrenBelz 155,463 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @EmilioRoqueta69 ,

Try this

UpdateIf( colItemsHardware, Name in colMyItems.Name, {IsChosen: true} )

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Hi Warren,

Thank you for the help.
I did try these 3 types of formulas and nothing is working:

ForAll(colMyItems,
UpdateIf(
colItemsHardware,
Name in colMyItems.Name,
{IsChosen: true}
))

ForAll(colMyItems,
UpdateIf(
colItemsHardware,
ThisRecord.Name in colMyItems.Name,
{IsChosen: true}
))

UpdateIf(
colItemsHardware,
ThisRecord.Name in colMyItems.Name,
{IsChosen: true}
)

I am not so familiar with UpdateIf.
Thanks for any help!

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@EmilioRoqueta69 ,

None of them are what I posted. Assuming Name is the column in both collections, it should work. I just ran this manually

ClearCollect( colItemsHardware, Table( { Name: "Item1", IsChosen: false }, { Name: "Item2", IsChosen: false }, { Name: "Item5", IsChosen: false }, { Name: "Item8", IsChosen: false } ) ); ClearCollect( colMyItems, Table( {Name: "Item1"}, {Name: "Item2"}, {Name: "Item8"} ) ); UpdateIf( colItemsHardware, Name in colMyItems.Name, {IsChosen: true} )

and got this result

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Yes, because I get an error I write the same code.
It seems like I have an issue with the "Name" columns, because I am using Dataverse as source data.
Your code works fine at your example. Thank you so much!

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This is update if will it also handle if new records are there in collection will it patch as new line and update the existing ? @WarrenBelz please reply

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@Muzammil_069506 ,

Please post a new thread with more details on what you are trying to do and also your current code (in Text)

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