How to check input for Quantity field to be field in base on max and min MOQ

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It is a shopping cart gallery. I want to check value key in base on min & max MOQ.

Eg. MIN MOQ 12, MAX MOQ 12, quantity has to be 12

MIN MOQ 2, MAX MOQ 12, quantity has to be 2-12

Any idea, to make sure user fill in accordingly.

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Gochix 1,935 Moderator on at

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@NurNida ,

Set the Default property on your TextInput field to a variable varQuantity.
Set the OnChange property on your TextInput field to:

If(Value(Self.Text)>ThisItem.MaxQ,UpdateContext({varQuantity: ThisItem.MaxQ}),If(Value(Self.Text)<ThisItem.MinQ,UpdateContext({varQuantity: ThisItem.MinQ})));Reset(TextInput)

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WiZey 3,023 Moderator on at

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Hello @NurNida ,

You can also enable modern controls and access the "Number Input" control, which allows you to define the range of the allowed values.

Enable modern controls in "General" in "Parameters", and try it to see if it works well with what you need.

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Gochix 1,935 Moderator on at

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@WiZey ,
Thanks for sharing the knowledge, I didn't know about this new control.
This for sure would be a much better option and easier to control.

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NurNida 213 on at

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Yay!
This is new!
Thanks @WiZey . It works well in gallery!
Max and min was pull from SharePoint. I am using ThisItem.MaxMOQ to set Max value.

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NurNida 213 on at

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Thanks @Gochix , varQuantity giving issues because I am using gallery. It will set all to same varQuantity value. Anyway, it gives me some idea!

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