Visible Selection based up Radio and if A label has a "Yes"

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I am using labels to work much like a table, as I prefer this than the data table and forms.

I would like to make the visible properties of my labels to be that if the Radio button is selected and the column label in the corresponding column is "Yes" then visible is true, else false.

FO - First Off & IP - In Process.

So in this example, Dimensions 1 to 3 will show if the First off radio is selected, and if the In Process is selected then Dimnesion 3 is hidden. I also need to hide balnks as well.

Tall order I Know, I have visible properties on other screens that work well but not with this many factors.

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WarrenBelz 153,117 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @jamescosten ,

Assuming both have to be Yes to display and those are the actual field names

Filter( DataSource, RadioName.Selected.Value = "First Off" || ( FO = "Yes" && IP = "Yes" ) )

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This will only work for one radio button, If i Select the other? There maybe another way for me to set up my screen but the datatables are not good enough for what i need.

I want users to enter a stock code, it then shows them all the dimensions they need to measure. My SP list has 25 Dimensions, many of which are blank as in the above example. So just need them to be hidden if no values.

If its not possible then I can get rid of the radio buttons and just have the labels not visible if they contain no information / are blank.

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Would something like this work?

So if the Label is blank then hide, if not then show. Currently doesnt work in its current format but the general idea?

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WarrenBelz 153,117 Most Valuable Professional on at

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@jamescosten

You can do whatever you need - I just need to know the "rules"

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