Hiding fields based on another boolean datacard type

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Hi everyone,

I'm new to Powerapps, and I'm learning how to hide this text field datacard (nombre_place_Datacard1)

according to this boolean datacard value (disponible_Datacard1)

I wanted to make the first one (nombre_place) invisible once the second one (disponible) is set to "false", with this formula placed in nombre_place_DataCard Visibility option :

With DataCardValue4 being from disponible_Datacard1

But so far, it's not working...

Any idea where could the problem come from ?

Thanks in advance !

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eka24 20,923 on at

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Select the datacard and put this formula:
disponible.Value=true
Or- You use the correct name
Toggle1.Value=true

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@Anonymous

Try this simple code in the Visible property instead...

DataCardValue4.Selected.Value

*Note: sorry @eka24 for the double-post 😞

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@eka24
I guess I should put the formula in the "Visible" proprety, right ?
If so, here's what I put :
If(disponible_DataCard1.Value="true")
but it still doesn't work 😞

@mdevaney

I put the following formula in the "Visible" proprety :
If(DataCardValue4.Selected.Value="true")

but it ain't working either 😕

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mdevaney 29,991 Moderator on at

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I think you misunderstood me, lol. The IF statement is not necessary. Put exactly this code in the Visible property.

DataCardValue4.Selected.Value

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eka24 20,923 on at

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As said by @mdavaney, you don't need if. Also don't put " " after the true. Just to recap,
Select the datacard you want to hide, then in the visible put this formula
disponible_DataCard1.Value=true
This should also work if you want to use if:
If(disponible_DataCard1.Value=true,true, false)
Where disponible_DataCard1 is the Toggle button being changed to trur or false. You can change the name if that's not the name but the structure of the formula is ok

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