checkbox to replace datacard can advise. thank you

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I need to replace the datacard to a check box so that user can check and data submit back into SP

can advise how to link the check box and remove the datacard?

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Hi @bbsin,

1). Select the DataCardValue1 and delete it from the data card

2). Since the field is text type, set the Text Default property:

If(ThisItem.textColumn = "x", true, false)

3). Set the DataCard's Update() property to:

If(Checkbox.Value, "x", "")

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Change the column type in your SP list to your desired type, Refresh your SharePoint list in PowerApps, then re add it to your form.

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Hi @v-qiaqi-msft

cannot not sure where is not right
I want to delete datacard "Declare(C)DC to replace with the checkbox and when user check it should return as YES in SP list

and this check box must be a required field to check if not cannot move one. Thanks

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Hi @bbsin,

I have mentioned the details in my previous reply, hope you could check it and try again.

You make me confused, you said that you want to remove the data card and replace it with the Checkbox, however you keep the TextInput and want to display something in TextInput based on checkbox value, which drive me dizzy.

I will repeat my solution one more time.

1). Select the Declare(C)DC and DELETE it from the data card

2). Since the field is text type, set the Default property of Checkbox:

If(ThisItem.ApplicantInfoDeclare= "Yes", true, false)

3). Set the DataCard's Update property to:

If(Checkbox.Value, "Yes", "No")

4). REPLACE the Checkbox with the real checkbox name in your scenario.

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@v-qiaqi-msft Thank you

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