Dropdown value is not register my new value for sending email

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Here is my dropdow from a form:

It contains 'Pensions' and 'Pensions - PFI' as value.

There is the code for the email sending action I want to do when a button is clicked:

If(DataCardValue38_2.SelectedText.Value="Pensions - PFI";ForAll('Pensions - PFI';Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(ThisRecord.Nom;"Nouvelle fiche RA1 Pensions - PFI";"Body"));
ForAll(Pensions;Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(ThisRecord.Nom;"Nouvelle fiche RA1 Pensions";"Une fiche RA Pensions a été créée ou modifiée. Voici la description courte de la fiche: "&DataCardValue16_2.Text))
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But when I change 'Pensions - PFI' to 'Pensions', power apps think that the value is still 'Pensions - PFI' and it's sending a email with 'Pensions - PFI'. How can I do for my app in order to have the value up to date?

Thank you.

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Waegemma 583 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @matthew12333333 ,
Those three parenthesis at the end don’t belong to this code?

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Waegemma 583 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @matthew12333333 ,

another thought: if you replace the If-function with a
Switch(DataCardValue38_2.SelectedText.Value ....

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There some code not important to show above

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matthew12333333 162 on at

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Still get the value before my modification... Same issue with a datacardvalue (input). I can get the last record added in my sharePoint list but if I want to get my last modification on a existing list, it's impossible for the moment.

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WarrenBelz 154,964 Most Valuable Professional on at

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@matthew12333333 ,

There is something else wrong here - I agree with @Waegemma - this is a simple test of a drop-down value with branching chosen by the value selected - apart from using Selected (rather than SelectedText which is deprecated) and not needing ThisRecord- all of which is irrelevant to the issue , the code should work as expected

If( DataCardValue38_2.Selected.Value = "Pensions - PFI"; ForAll( 'Pensions - PFI'; Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2( Nom; "Nouvelle fiche RA1 Pensions - PFI"; "Body" ) ); ForAll( Pensions; Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2( Nom; "Nouvelle fiche RA1 Pensions"; "Une fiche RA Pensions a été créée ou modifiée. Voici la description courte de la fiche: "& DataCardValue16_2.Text ) ) )

As a Text, put

DataCardValue38_2.SelectedText.Value

on a label and see what it changes to as you select the items from the combo box.

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