Left(Concat(BrowseProducts.Selected.Title, Concatenate(Text(Value), ";")),Len(Concat(BrowseProducts.Selected.Title, Concatenate(Text(Value), ";"))) - 1)When I enter that (which made total sense to me), and then I ran the app and selected items in that ListBox it didn't do anything at all. What I realized is that I need to actually touch the listbox to get that to work. (So it works on selection.) GREAT SOLUTION.....only it wasn't working for my scenario....which I didn't explain to you - LOL.
So I have a gallery on the left side of the page, when I select an item from the gallery it goes into the list box, as a result of that I want the text box to be populated. So I thought I would be able to add your expression to the onchange event of the list like this:
TextBox3.Text = Left(Concat(ListBox2.SelectedItems.Value, Concatenate(Text(Value), ";")),Len(Concat(ListBox2.SelectedItems.Value, Concatenate(Text(Value), ";"))) - 1)
But it didn't work (as I have learned that I can't really set a field based on another field). Do you have any ideas for how I can get around this nuance?
FYI: I also tried skipping over the ListBox and going directly from the Gallery to the text box with this modification (but it doesn't work):
Left(Concat(BrowseProducts.Selected.Title, Concatenate(Text(Value), ";")),Len(Concat(BrowseProducts.Selected.Title, Concatenate(Text(Value), ";"))) - 1)
