Error message (error in formula) in OnSelect in PowerApps

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Hello everyone,

I have created a PowerApps form that fills a Word template via Power Automate, converts it to a PDF, and sends it by email.

The app works perfectly....

Onselect= OnboardingStartformullar.Run(
txt_FirstName.Text;
txt_LastName.Text;
dd_Department.Selected.displayName;
dd_DepartmentHead.Selected.displayName;
dataPicker_StartDate.SelectedDate;
txt_Comments.Text;
dd_Administrator.Selected.displayName;
dataPicker_Current_Date.SelectedDate)

Now to my problem:
When I make a copy of my app and the Power Automate flow, and the copy of my app with the copy

So I have an exact copy of the app and my flow

OnSelect= Onboarding_Startformular_Kopie.Run(

txt_First_Name.Text;

txt_Last_Name.Text;

dd_Department.Selected.displayName;

dd_Department_Manager.Selected.displayName;

dataPicker_Entry_on.SelectedDate;

txt_Comments.Text;

dd_Administrator.Selected.displayName;

dataPicker_Current_Date.SelectedDate)

Why is Power Apps reporting an error here saying that the form is incorrect?

All data is exactly the same....

I have adapted the script in OnSelect from to the other flow.
I have changed in the onSelect Script the part OnboardingStartformullar.Run to Onboarding_Startformular_Kopie.Run

The contents are exactly the same.

What is different in the copy?

The same thing happens when I add additional fields to my app.

I have added the additional field in the Word document, in the app, in the flow, and in onSelect. Here, too, I get the same error message saying that there is an error in the formula...

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karthikt29 8 on at

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Hi @CU12120833-0,

Kindly make sure the Power automate flow OnBoarding_Kopie which you had copied is in the same solution of the Copy of the App (Both app and flow should be in the same solution).

And still if you are facing an error try to refresh the flow that you have added to the app in the app designer it self.

If this answers your issue. Please mark this as answer. Thanks

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WarrenBelz 153,059 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @CU12120833-0,

Just expanding on what @karthikt29 has posted, if you did not use a Solution (or a Zip Package), it sounds like the App is cannot find the Flow in the environment you copied the App into. Make sure not only is the Flow there (if not copy it over), but remove the current reference and re-attach the Flow from the correct environment.

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Mohsin Ali 14 on at

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Hi,

In addition to the steps suggested by other members, please ensure that the flow is still configured to accept the same set of parameters and that both the app and the flow are part of the same solution. Also, verify that the copied flow is turned on—sometimes flows are automatically disabled during the copy process and need to be explicitly re-enabled.

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WarrenBelz 153,059 Most Valuable Professional on at

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@CU12120833-0.

Please ensure you add @Mohsin Ali's suggestion to your list (I forgot about that one) - if you copy over with a zip (Legacy) package, the Flow needs to be turned back on.

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