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If((!IsEmpty(Dropdown14.SelectedText.Value)||!IsBlank(Dropdown14.SelectedText.Value))&&(!IsEmpty(DataCardValue8)||!IsBlank(DataCardValue8)),(Patch('[dbo].[Sample]',
LookUp( '[dbo].[Sample]', sample_no = DataCardValue1.Text), {status: "Pass",condition:Dropdown14.SelectedText.Value,mark: DataCardValue8.Text})),NotificationType.Error);

I put this function in the OnSelect function of my update button, but it seem it will still update the data in SQL database even through the dropdown14 and datacardvalue8 is blank.

How I do it so it will prompt error notification if any one of the field is not filled by user?

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WarrenBelz 156,456 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @NeohLooi ,

I think you can simplify it to the below - it should work

If( IsBlank(Dropdown14.Selected.Value) || IsBlank(DataCardValue8.Text), Notify("Complete required fields",NotificationType.Error), Patch( '[dbo].[Sample]', {sample_no:DataCardValue1.Text}, { status: "Pass", condition:Dropdown14.SelectedText.Value, mark: DataCardValue8.Text } ) )

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@NeohLooi

We can reproduce this problem if you use IsEmpty on a Value - IsEmpty is used on a Table not a Value - if you use isEmpty on a Value the way you are doing, it will not behave as you want.

Instead of !IsEmpty(Dropdown14.SelectedText.Value)

you should use

!IsBlank(Dropdown14.SelectedText.Value)

You must also correct everywhere else you use it incorrectly as !IsEmpty(Something.SelectedText.Value) to !IsBlank(Something.SelectedText.Value) as well.

Check a full working example versus a full non-working example comparison below:

Check sample App attached to this post : EmptyApp9-v1.msapp to play with this above app on your own as well if you want.

How to import attached msapp to your environment to play with it:

First, save the attached msapp EmptyApp9-v1.msapp to local computer - then:

Navigate with your browser manually to this URL (or just click the following link): https://us.create.powerapps.com/studio/

Then, Click "Open" on the left side

Next, Click "Browse" on the right side

Finally, select the msapp file from the window when prompted.

Done

Check if above helps you @NeohLooi .

Additional Reference:

Blank, Coalesce, IsBlank, and IsEmpty functions in Power Apps

Syntax

Blank()

Coalesce( Value1 [, Value2, ... ] )

Value(s) – Required. Values to test. Each value is evaluated in order until a value that is not blank and not an empty string is found. Values after this point are not evaluated.

IsBlank( Value )

Value – Required. Value to test for a blank value or empty string.

IsEmpty( Table )

Table - Required. Table to test for records.

EmptyApp9-v1.msapp

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@NeohLooi ,

@poweractivate is correct which is why I removed IsEmpty. Also SelectedText is deprecated, so you should use .Selected.

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Hi @NeohLooi ,

Just checking if you got the result you were looking for on this thread. Happy to help further if not.

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