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none of the solutions seem to work for me - im trying to get around the lack of the required fields when using patch , i have 2 if statements for one button which ive had to make 2 buttons for because i cant get it right.

DataCardValue156.Selected.Value - this will either have vendor or self - written in it and depending on whats picked different fields populate

If(DataCardValue156.Selected.Value = "Vendor" & IsBlank(DataCardValue206.SelectedDate)||IsBlank(DataCardValue227.Text)||IsEmpty(DataCardValue228.Attachments),DisplayMode.Disabled,DisplayMode.Edit)

If(DataCardValue156.Selected.Value = "Self" & IsBlank(DataCardValue156.Selected.Value)||IsBlank(DataCardValue155.Selected),DisplayMode.Disabled,DisplayMode.Edit)

i want the display mode to be disabled until the required boxes have values in which has different boxes depending on the selection .

im sure im missing something simple

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shoog 2,164 on at

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You should use && rather than &

&& is the and operator

& is concatenation of texts

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Hello,
To simplify everything, it might be more appropriate to use the "Required" and ".Valid" parameters of your form:

In the Datacards that are required, put "True" in the "Required" parameter, or in some cases, make this condition dynamic, example:
DataCardValue156.Selected.Value = "Vendor"

In the DisplayMode of the Button, put:
If(Form1.Valid, DisplayMode.Edit, DisplayMode.Disabled)

Please click Accept as solution if my post helped you solve your issue. This will help others find it more readily.

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Thanks , i cant because im using the patch function so that wont allow the required field to work . which makes it more complicated - ive made a workable solution using 2 buttons and an if parameter in the visible field but for updates later one its much better just having one

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As the DisplayMode property

With({condition1:DataCardValue156.Selected.Value = "Vendor" && IsBlank(DataCardValue206.SelectedDate)|| IsBlank(DataCardValue227.Text)|| IsEmpty(DataCardValue228.Attachments), condition2:DataCardValue156.Selected.Value = "Self" && IsBlank(DataCardValue156.Selected.Value)|| IsBlank(DataCardValue155.Selected }, If(condition1 || condition2, DisplayMode.Disabled, DisplayMode.Edit) )

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As the DisplayMode property

With({condition1:DataCardValue156.Selected.Value = "Vendor" && IsBlank(DataCardValue206.SelectedDate)|| IsBlank(DataCardValue227.Text)|| IsEmpty(DataCardValue228.Attachments), condition2:DataCardValue156.Selected.Value = "Self" && IsBlank(DataCardValue156.Selected.Value)|| IsBlank(DataCardValue155.Selected }, If(condition1 || condition2, DisplayMode.Disabled, DisplayMode.Edit) )

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