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Posted on by Dave-ITMan

Hi Experts,

I need a formula on a button that will take the user to the correct screen depending on an IF.

If the users email address appears in the 1stApprover column of a sharepoint list & the ChangeStatus of the row item is set to "Submitted" then navigate to MyApprovals screen. I then want the same for 2ndApprover but to navigate to MyApprovals2 screen. Below is where my mind has gone with this code so far but i've made a mistake somewhere along the way, please help

If(ChangeMaster, User().Email in '1stApprover') && ((ChangeStatus="Submitted");Navigate(MyApprovals,Cover)

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If(ChangeMaster, User().Email in '2ndApprover') && ((ChangeStatus="1st Stage Approved");Navigate(MyApprovals2,Cover)

Thanks in advance!

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BideyYusuf 387 on at

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hi @Dave-ITMan
It seems you made mistake with "Comma" you used semi-Colon";" instead of "," and also the bracket.

If(ChangeMaster, (User().Email in '1stApprover') && (ChangeStatus="Submitted"), Navigate(MyApprovals,Cover)) You can also use Lookup If(LookUp(ChangeMaster,User().Email in '1stApprover',true)&& ChangeStatus="Submitted",Navigate(MyApprovals,Cover))

Check if this helps.

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Drrickryp Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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@Dave-ITMan

If(!IsBlank(LookUp(ChangeMaster, User().Email in '2ndApprover' && ChangeStatus="1st Stage Approved"}) , Navigate(MyApprovals2,Cover), Navigate(somewhere else))

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cha_cha 4,932 Moderator on at

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Hello @Dave-ITMan

There are tons of ways to do this but here's my entry

Navigate( If(User().Email in '1stApprover') And ChangeStatus="Submitted",MyApprovals,MyApprovals2), Cover)

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Dave-ITMan on at

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Hi @Drrickryp , @cha_cha , @BideyYusuf

Thank you all for your help, I tried all and kept getting errors but managed to adapt @Drrickryp slightly using the below which appears to have worked

If(!IsBlank(LookUp(ChangeMaster, User().Email in '2ndApprover' && ChangeStatus="1st Stage Approved")) , Navigate(MyApprovals2,Cover), Navigate(MyApprovals))

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