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how to patch a multible choice dropdown to a lcolumn in a list?
Hi @vaso,
Patching a multi-select combobox to a multi-select choice field will look as follows (see .SelectedItems) :
Patch( ListName, Defaults(ListName), //Change to LookUp / a record reference if you want to update { requiredField1: "test", MultChoiceColumn: ComboBoxName.SelectedItems } )
If this solves your question, would you be so kind as to accept it as a solution & give it a thumbs up.
Thanks!
HI @vaso
Plz try this function
Patch( 'data source', LookUp('data source', columnname), { dropdown: dropdown.SelectedItems } )
Refer this link :- PATCH A SharePoint Choices Column With Multiple Values In Power Apps - Matthew Devaney
I m missing something
I type the patch
Patch('VISIT PLAN & FEEDBACK R1';Defaults('VISIT PLAN & FEEDBACK R1');{Target:stoxos.SelectedItems) and is not working
Sorry
Patch('VISIT PLAN & FEEDBACK R1';Defaults('VISIT PLAN & FEEDBACK R1');{Target:stoxos.SelectedItems})
@vaso at first glance that looks correct. Is there a specific error you are receiving?
A few things you could do to troubleshoot the issue:
@LaurensM
Hi, sorry I m a beginner...
What if my column is a text?
I made the column Target a "choices" one with the same choices the combobox stoxos has
Yes i have the title the formula is working without patching that column that way and when i add the target is having the red underline saying that the target is not in line with the anticipated "record" and that a tale is found. (this is a translate from Greek language)
No worries, we are here to help 😊
If it is a text column then we will need to concatenate the values within the ComboBox with a separator such as a comma, space...
Patch( 'VISIT PLAN & FEEDBACK R1'; Defaults('VISIT PLAN & FEEDBACK R1'); { //You might have to replace Value (with e.g. a columns name) if it gives an error Target: Concat(stoxos.SelectedItems; Value; ", ") } ) //This will save your options as text e.g. Choice1, Choice2, Choice3
I hope this helps!
Ok we are getting close 😊. Now I expect that it will still be a single-select choice column since it expects a record.
Try to edit the column, go to 'more options' and set the toggle 'Allow multiple selections' to true - afterwards refresh your datasource in the Power Apps editor.
when i right the formula when i reach the point of writing value then it opens a bracket ( like a formula
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