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Good morning everyone,

 

I would like to ask you how to perform a functionality on power apps.

I have a data form, inside there is a dropdown list with the options “”, “Yes”, “No”, it is on a sharepoint. I would like to create a PopUp that appear if you change the status of the drop-down from “No” to “Yes”. When the popup is visible you have two buttons (Ok, Cancel) and a message: “would you like to proceed?” If you click Ok, the pop-up will not be visible anymore and the dropdown will stay ok “Yes”, otherwise, If you click Cancel, the dropdown status has to change to “No”. I tried with a lot of if cycle and variable but it doesn’t work.

 

thanks a lot to the community!

Antonio

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  • AllanDeCastro Profile Picture
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    Hello @Antony357 ,

     

    You can manage this on your side if needed:

    To achieve the desired functionality in Power Apps, you will need to use variables to manage the visibility of the popup and the state of the dropdown list. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to implement this:


    1. Create a variable to manage the popup visibility:

      • Go to the OnChange property of your dropdown control and set a variable to show the popup when the dropdown value changes from "No" to "Yes".
    2. Add a popup container:

      • Create a container (or a screen overlay) for your popup with the message and buttons ("Ok" and "Cancel").
      • Set the Visible property of this container to the variable created in step 1.
    3. Set actions for the buttons:

      • Configure the OnSelect property of the "Ok" button to hide the popup and keep the dropdown value as "Yes".
      • Configure the OnSelect property of the "Cancel" button to hide the popup and revert the dropdown value to "No".

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