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Toggling dependent toggles in PowerApps

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Hello,

I have a SharePoint List based PowerApps Form which contains 2 toggles named "Started" and "Completed".

What I am looking for is when the toggle "Started" is checked, the "Completed" toggle should uncheck if checked. And if toggle "Completed" is checked, toggle "Started" should uncheck if checked. Appreciate your help.

Thanks.

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WarrenBelz 156,774 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @PowerSuiteUser ,

You cannot directly refer them to each other or you will receive a Circular Reference error. You can do it with a Variable - OnChange of the Started toggle

UpdateContext( { varToggle: { Started: Self.Value, Completed: !Self.Value } } )

and the Default

varToggle.Started

OnChange of the Completed toggle

UpdateContext( { varToggle: { Started: !Self.Value, Completed: Self.Value } } )

and the Default

varToggle.Completed

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Thanks for your reply.

This works but it doesnt show the value from the data source in EditMode of the form because the default value is not set to Parent.Default. Any suggestions to implement that?
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@PowerSuiteUser ,

This may not be perfect, but is the best you will do - set the Variable to a Text value OnChecked - on Started Toggle

UpdateContext({varToggle: "Started"})

and on Completed Toggle

UpdateContext({varToggle: "Completed"})

Screen OnVisible

UpdateContext({varToggle: Blank()})

then Default on Started Toggle

If( varToggle = "Completed", false, ThisItem.StartFieldName )

Default on Completed Toggle

If( varToggle = "Started", false, ThisItem.CompleteFieldName )

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