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I have an app that change status on Work items with the patch function. My data source is Excel published on Onedrive.

When the status change is completed I want a pop up message appears that says that the status change has been done succesfully.

My confirm button that triggers the status change with the patch function

button patch.jpg

Below it is the pop up window I need help with:

pop up message.jpg

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mdevaney 29,993 Moderator on at

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Are you asking for a general method to make the pop-up appear after the status change is completed?

My general method is to create a variable that will indicate when the pop-up should appear. Put this code in the OnStart property of your app.

Set(popUpVisible,false);

We want to show the pop up after the PATCH is completed. Put this code in the OnSelect property of your confirm button as the last line of code

Set(popUpVisible,true);

The pop up should be hidden when the user clicks the OK button on the pop up. Put this code in the OnSelect property of the OK button.

Set(popUpVisible,false);

Finally, put the variable into the Visible property of your pop up controls RectQuickActionBar_29, Button2, Label2.

popUpVisible

Hopefully this is what you wanted to do. Please let me know if my method works.

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rebeccas 2,591 on at

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You can just use UpdateContext() to do this.

Screen OnVisible = UpdateContext({showPopup:false})

On the submit button after your submit form put = UpdateContext({showPopup:true})

The visible property for your popup group = showPopup

and then the Ok button to close it is = UpdateContext({showPopup:false})

It is pretty simple to do. Let me know if you have any trouble with it.

Also, Here are some ways you can do the popups with timers instead if you have the need:

https://youtu.be/Ca5Fw6NxctQ
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Didn't know you had a Youtube channel @rebeccas. I subscribed just now
rebeccas 2,591 on at

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@mdevaney

Don't get too excited...I'm not great at videos and go through phases of posting them and then none for a while. Usually I just do them when someone ask a question I can't explain here well, I do a video and post it instead...lol
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v-xida-msft Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi @Anonymous ,

Do you want to show up the Pop-Up message after you change the Status value successfully with Patch function?

Based on the needs that you mentioned, I think the context variable could achieve your needs. I have made a test on my side, please take a try with the following workaround:

1. Add the following formula after your Patch formula:

ForAll( RenameColumns(Filter(Gallery1_8.AllItems, Checkbox1_17.Value = true), "ID", "ID1"), Patch( Tickets, LookUp(Tickets, ID = ID1), ... ) ); UpdateContext({ShowUpPop: true}) /* <-- Add this formula */

Set the Visible property of the Group1 to following:

If(ShowUpPop, true, false)

Set the OnSelect property of the "OK" button (Button2) to following:

UpdateContext({ShowUpPop: false})

Please consider take a try with above solution, then check if the issue is solved.

Best regards,
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@v-xida-msft It worked thanks a lot.

@rebeccas and @mdevaney thank you for your help. Sorry for late answer but I tried with your codes and I got some error. Probably It needed some small adjustement. I will for sure look at your videos Rebecca