Sure.
@RandyHayes - the info requested:
Item property: LookUp('Initial Incident Notification',ID=EditFormID) -where Initial Incident Notification is the SharePoint list
OnSelect formula: SubmitForm([@EditForm1])And Navigate(UpdateIIN_ThankYouScreen,ScreenTransition.Fade)
Other formulas are: Specific fields show/hide based on selection from the dropdown. eg: currentTab="UpdateIncident" And (If(IsBlank(IncidentType_SubCategory.Selected.'Sub Category'),ThisItem.'Incident type - Sub Category'.Value,IncidentType_SubCategory.Selected.'Sub Category') in ["Equipment Failure","Process upset","Safety Critical Equipment and Systems","Indoor air quality","First Aid","Communicable disease","Ergonomic","Heat Illness","Lost Time Injury - Hospital Stay > 5 days","Lost Time Injury - Hospital Stay 1-5 days","Vehicular","Medical Treatment","Personal Non-Occupational","Personal Occupational","Procedural deviation","Process Incident","Tier 1","Tier 2","Breach in Procedure","Restricted Work Case","Vehicular (Non-Preventable)","Vehicular (Preventable)","Personal Safety","Non-Occupational Personal Safety Incidents (Near misses or accidents)","Fatality","Cyber attacks","Threat","Unauthorised Intrusion","Tier 3","Tier 4","Activated","Failure In Service","Failure on Demand","Failure on Demand (testing)"])
Whereby if the sub category dropdown is any of the values above, then show the "Please provide additional details field."
Also, on the Sub Category OnChange property there is: Reset(CMMS_SAPWorkOrder);Reset(ProvideAdditionalDetails);Reset(DescribeProperty_MaterialDamaged);Reset(IncludeApproxValue);Reset(IncludeChemicalDesc);Reset(SizeOfSpill);
To clear the original values from the field if the user changes their mind and chooses another sub category.
That's it for the most part.
