Hi @safaayadi ,
Please accept @WiZey 's response if this is correct and you want some records to exist. If you want no records, use IsEmpty. NOTE: none of this is Delegable if you are using SharePoint
!IsEmpty(
Filter(
Client,
'Mail ' = User().Email &&
!IsBlank('Contrat maintenance Logiciels') &&
!IsBlank('Contrat maintenance Matériels ')
)
)
Hi @safaayadi
You can write your condition under the visible property of the form, below post for your reference
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Srini
Hello @safaayadi ,
Could you elaborate? What is the error? What are the conditions?
From what I see, there is a closing parenthesis missing on the right end, but that's far from enough.
If you want to switch the visibility on a control, you need a boolean and not a table. Unless you want to test if your table is empty, in that case use "IsEmpty()".
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