Unable to patch multiple records in sharepoint through gallery

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Hi Everyone,

Can someone plsssss help me on this? i have sepnt hrs but unable to solve. i have tried all the way but nothing worked. I want to update records in sharepoint list through gallery, as i have repeated column projectIDs and IDs are repeated, then against each Project there are more then 4 milestones and each milestone has start and end date. i want to update multiple dates at once but only able to update one row item at once.

this is the formula i am using to save the records.

If(IsBlank(Patch(TS_Project_Milestones,
LookUp(TS_Project_Milestones, Project_ID = Gallery4.Selected.Project_ID && Milestone = Gallery4.Selected.Milestone),
{
Start_Date: DatePicker1.SelectedDate,
End_Date: DatePicker1_1.SelectedDate
}
))

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ANB 7,252 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hi @aayaanmayank, Try this:

ForAll(Gallery4.AllItems As Var, Patch(TS_Project_Milestones, LookUp(TS_Project_Milestones, Project_ID = Var.Project_ID && Milestone = Var.Milestone ), { Start_Date: DatePicker1.SelectedDate, End_Date: DatePicker1_1.SelectedDate } ) )

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hi thanks for trying but this is updating one date across all the date picker for that projectID.

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Hi @aayaanmayank, The code should work if Milestone is added in AND condition with Project ID.

Try this:

Patch(TS_Project_Milestones, ForAll(Gallery4.AllItems, { Start_Date: DatePicker1.SelectedDate, End_Date: DatePicker1_1.SelectedDate } ) )

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