Getting the value of a yes/no dataverse column in Canvas Apps

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I'm using dataverse as a datasource.

I need to get the value of a yes/no column as a variable (or at least part of a collection)

I am repeatedly getting an error whenever I try and output this. Any attempts I have to handle this error, leads to an error on that attempt.

I'm aware there may be an issue with a Canvas App not being able to read the default. However it's becoming impossible for me to handle and set an error to false

Has anybody seen this before?

Thanks

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MichaelFP 1,943 Moderator on at

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You can get the value just select the field.

Below an example that i get the the Field "Do not Allow Fax" in account table. It is two options: Allow / Do not Allow.

if you want to compare you can use the options metadata to check if the record has the value that you expected

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Lee-Martin 581 on at

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@MichaelFP - thank you but I need to use it as comparison not as output.

Whenever I do this, variable=true

I get (These types cannot be compared: Error, Boolean)

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Below is my code.

I cannot find anyway at all for this the varDiField to not come out as an error.

MyDelegate has eaxctly one row when I put it into the collection (Which is expected)

Where am I going wrong?

Thanks in advance

Set(varDiField, false);

ClearCollect(
MyDelegate,
ShowColumns(
Filter(
'Delegate DataSource',
'relationshipField'.'ParentTable' = GUID(myID) &&
Email = varUserEmail
),
'DI Field',
'Days',
'Nights'
)
);

// Check if MyDelegate is empty
If(
!IsEmpty(MyDelegate),

Set (varDiField, If(First(MyDelegate).lee_difield, "Yes", "No"));

);

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to compare it is easy as i showed

in your if that validate you need to select the field and select the choice metadata with the value.

you will gonna see the metadata info with the name of the field and between parenthesis with the name of the table

//here I'm comparing if the Field in the account "Do not Allow Faxes" has the choice Allow from "Dot not Allow Faxes (Account)" First(Accounts).'Do not allow Faxes' = 'Do not allow Faxes (Accounts)'.Allow

here an example set the value from choice in a variable

Set(varChoice,

If(First(Accounts).'Do not allow Faxes' = 'Do not allow Faxes (Accounts)'.Allow,

'Do not allow Faxes (Accounts)'.Allow,

'Do not allow Faxes (Accounts)'.'Do Not Allow'

)

);

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Lee-Martin 581 on at

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It turns out I had a number of things going wrong at the same time, complicated by things seeming to work but not.

Eventually I managed to complete this "wack a mole" and got it working

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For Classic Toggle -

Toggle: Default: ThisItem.Test2 = 'Test2 (TestTables)'.Yes

For Modern Toggle -

Toggle: Checked: ThisItem.Test2 = 'Test2 (TestTables)'.Yes

Datacard: Update: If(DataCardValue2.Checked, 'Test2 (TestTables)'.Yes, 'Test2 (TestTables)'.No)

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