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How to set "Text" property of Label to actual Error message (instead of default Label.Text=Parent.Error) in CustomDataCard under custom DataCardValue

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I added a custom DataCardValue (say combobox) inside CustomDataCard and copied the original ErrorMessage under my DataCardValue
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I tried to set Text property with following but didn't work

Errors('Issues Tracking',ThisItem.Priority)

Also I have 2 DataCardValue elements in my custom DataCard as shown in snap

How to show particular error message in label (only default error message after form is submitted). I only need to show the error message after form is submitted.... @Reza @RandyHayes @WarrenBelz @Drrickryp @Pstork1 @rubin_boer

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For that it would be better to use a data table rather than a label. Then you can just set the items of the data table to the error()

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@Pstork1 What if I need to show all messages newline separated?

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@Pstork1 Hoping it works!

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Since it returns a table you may have to use First() to get the first record.

if(First(Errors('Issues Tracking',ThisItem)).Column = "Priority",first(Errors('Issues Tracking',ThisItem)).Message)

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@Pstork1 It gives error: "Expected text value"
Tried using
If((Errors('Issues Tracking',ThisItem)).Column='Priority',Text((Errors('Issues Tracking',ThisItem)).Message))
Now the error is "...function text has some invalid arguments"

Also tried:
If((Errors('Issues Tracking',ThisItem)).Column=ThisItem.Priority,(Errors('Issues Tracking',ThisItem)).Message)
"Expected text value"

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The parameters for the errors() function are the data source and the record producing the error. That returns a table of information. So I think what you want is something like this

if((Errors('Issues Tracking',ThisItem)).Column = "Priority",(Errors('Issues Tracking',ThisItem)).Message)

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@v-xiaochen-msft I do not want to use custom error msg, only want to use "Parent.Error"

Why would I use: If(!IsBlank(Parent.Error),"your particular error message")

There is no point in checking if "Parent" is blank because parent, in my case, is a Custom Data Card containing two Data Card Values i.e. Priority & Save as Draft. I merely copied the error message Labels from original Data cards to my custom data card (which houses these 2 controls). Now my question is, How do I enable these custom labels to enact as the the original error message labels? Original label has property set as "Text = Parent.Error"

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Hi @akg1421 ,

Please use this formula in the label control:
If(!IsBlank(Parent.Error),"your particular error message")
If you use the patch() function you could use the errors() function.
So, if you use submitform() to submit data, please use my above formula.

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Wearsky
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