multilingual radio button

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hello,

i have an app where i want the user to use his language... but this means that radio or dropdown values need to give options in his language... if i then connect some conditions to it like "if radio1.value = yes then...." i would need to do it in every language which seems wrong... so i think i rather do something like:

([
 { Name: "Disable", code: "1" },
 { Name: "Temporarily Downgrade", code: "2" }
])

the trouble i have is that while dropdown you can define which column it should use in radio i dont see that option... unless i define it within the formula above but then it returns only what the user sees... it feels like it works on some random basis what it shows to user... can anyone advice

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timl 36,383 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hi @Sifu

The radio control will show the first column that's defined in the items property - so in your case, it would be Name.

If you need to retrieve one of the other columns of the selected item, you can do that in formula. For example,

If(Radio1.Selected.Code = 1, <Formula when true>, <Formula when false> )

One other thing worth mentioning is that the modern radio control enables you to select the fields, just like the combobox control. Therefore, you could consider using that control if it's easier.

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Sifu 834 on at

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i had this idea of the first column, but doesnt seem to be right, see here:

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