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Data showing in Power Apps Data Table but not on Sharepoint list

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I have a Sharepoint list connected to my app, when I collect the data within a form on my app, the data displays on my previewed data table. But when I go check on the SP list, I only find the ID created on my list but no data populated.

 

My SP List has a lookup column that looks for an entered number value and returns a description.

 

Help please.

 

Also, how do I remove the extra decimals added to my data table?

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  • WarrenBelz Profile Picture
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    Hi @Oadr21 ,

    Try

    Text(ThisItem.'PIC Code',"####")

     

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  • Oadr21 Profile Picture
    17 on at

    It says that the data source expects a 'Record' in the column and that I'm using a text type.

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    I'm using a dropdown list to enter the data

     

  • WarrenBelz Profile Picture
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    @Oadr21 ,

    I thought you only want to show it correctly in the Data Table content. If SharePoint is expecting a Number, that will not work. You can try

    Round(DataTableName.Selected.PIC_Code_Field,0)

    but I have seen this glitch before.

     

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