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How to Keep Disabled the Submit Icon till DatacardValue is empty

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I am developing an app in Teams - power app.

Want to disable the submit button till the mandatory field is not filled.

 

Tried to control it via Dataverse table, by selecting Colum Required property to :  Business required.

But seems it has no effect, may be updated the property later

 

Therefore, trying to control it via, So if the field is not filled/Blank, the submit button will remain disabled.

 

Below is my code and error image on the screen, 

 If(
IsBlank(DataCardValue1.Value) || IsBlank(DataCardValue1.Value), DisplayMode = DisplayMode.Disabled, DisplayMode = DisplayMode.Edit)

 

MIA27_0-1709872370400.png

 

pls. guide correction

 

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  • Kirkby Profile Picture
    659 Moderator on at

    "DisplayMode =" is not needed

    If(
    IsBlank(DataCardValue1.Value) || IsBlank(DataCardValue1.Value),  DisplayMode.Disabled,   DisplayMode.Edit)
  • MIA27 Profile Picture
    2 on at

    What about the second field check.

    It need to based on 2 fields

     

    pls. advise

     

  • Kirkby Profile Picture
    659 Moderator on at

    IsBlank(DataCardValue1.Value) && your second field checking logic.

  • MIA27 Profile Picture
    2 on at

    Applied the advised method,

    still the error below is the image

     

    MIA27_0-1709873330857.png

     

  • Kirkby Profile Picture
    659 Moderator on at
    If(
    IsBlank(DataCardValue1.Value) || IsBlank(DataCardValue1.Value), DisplayMode = DisplayMode.Disabled, DisplayMode = DisplayMode.Edit)   
     
    And, add your second field checking logic at the end of IsBlank(DataCardValue1.Value) with "&&"
     
  • MIA27 Profile Picture
    2 on at

    Tried by && , below is the error

    kindly advise

     

    MIA27_0-1709873494930.png

     

     

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    Kirkby Profile Picture
    659 Moderator on at
    If(
    IsBlank(DataCardValue1.Value) && "your second validation"
    DisplayMode.DisabledDisplayMode.Edit)   
  • MIA27 Profile Picture
    2 on at

    Thank you

    Applied the code, it accepted, no error underline now.

    BUT has no impact on the result.

    For test purpose, on the previous record, if removed the value from field and made it blank, found it has no impact on the Icon, It remained enabled. While the requirement is what ever the Form Mode be (Edit, View, New), If these 2 fields blank, it should be disabled,

     

    I dont know if I am approaching the requirement in the right way.

    Please guide

     

     

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    If(
    IsBlank(DataCardValue1.Value) && IsBlank(DataCardValue1.Value),
    DisplayMode.Disabled, DisplayMode.Edit)  
  • Kirkby Profile Picture
    659 Moderator on at

    the first condition and the second condition is same. please check...

     

    IsBlank(DataCardValue1.Value) && IsBlank(DataCardValue1.Value),

  • MIA27 Profile Picture
    2 on at

    sorry,

    Can not understand what mistake I am doing, applied the revised code (.value did not accepted was underlining red for error), so applied the below and no error lining but still not the perfect result.

    It gets applied for datacardvalue1 but dont get in effect if the datacardvalue5 is blank.

    Below is the image

     

    note: datacardvalue1 is a text field

    datacardvalue5 is a number field

     

    If(
    IsBlank(DataCardValue1.Value) && IsBlank(DataCardValue5.Text),
    DisplayMode.Disabled, DisplayMode.Edit)  
     
    MIA27_1-1709875810058.png

     

    Can notice field SvcSMR is blank, still the Tick mark Icon is enabled

     

    Please guide

     
     
     
     
     

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