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Saving date values in a collection

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Hi

 

i am creating a collection with a date column, however when i view that collection in a another gallery it reverts the dates to the last selected date. 

 

I am adding each line to the collection through the following code:

 

Collect(
    collLineItemInfo,
    {
        Quatity: CollLineQuantity.Text,
        UnitPrice: CollLineUnitPrice.Text,
        AccountAssignmentGLCode: Value(CollLineGLCode.Text),
        UOM: ddUOM.Selected.Value,
        MaterialHCSGroup: CollLineMAtGroup.Text,
        ShortText40CharactersOnly: CollLineShortText.Text,
        GRNStatus: txtGRNSelect.SelectedText.Value,
        DeliveryDueDate: CollLineDelDueDate,
        AccountAssignment: CollAccountAssignment.Text,
        MASCode: CollMASCode.Text,
        MaterialMaster: CollMaterialMaster.Text
    }
)

 

Its displays as it should in the below table on the screen where the collection is being made

Massingc1983_0-1720441933506.png

 

 

however on the next screen where i want to view that same collection again i get the below?

Massingc1983_1-1720442077142.png

 

Many thanks

 

Chris 

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    Michael E. Gernaey Profile Picture
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    Hi @Massingc1983 

     

    You said you are adding the items in this loop, but where exactly is the data coming from? You said its reverts, but when you do a collect, it will simply have whatever values you gave it.

     

    What is CollLineDelDueDate?? 

    How does it get set?

    If its a control then you should have like .SelectedDate or something to define.

     

    I would add a Trace statement and write the value of CollLineDelDueDate so you  can see why its not the value you expect.

     

    Also, look at the Column Binding on the Second Gallery to validate you are binding to the correct column.


    If I have helped you, I would really appreciate if you please Mark my answer as Resolved/Answered, and give it a thumbs up, so it can help others

    Cheers

    Thank You
    Michael Gernaey MCT | MCSE | MCP | Self-Contractor| Ex-Microsoft
    https://gernaeysoftware.com
    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelgernaey

     

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