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Hello,

I'm having some trouble with my app. My app, if a record field matches the column 'Helper', takes the user to an 'Update' screen. The goal with the Update screen is to update a record if a match between the Helper column in Table1 and the Helper column in the collection is found. If not, it patches a new record to the data source/table (I'm using Excel).

The problem: I'm trying to use UpdateIf to change the collection 'Revised' field to 'yes' if there's a match. However, when I use UpdateIf, it's updating ALL records in the collection Revised column to 'yes', (or in this case 'lasttest') not just the updated record. It shows up as:

Is it possible to have it so only the revised records show as 'yes' and the new records be blank/left alone?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Below is the code:

ForAll(
    collection1,
    If(
        IsBlank(LookUp(Table1, Helper = collection[@Helper])),
        Patch(Table1, Defaults(Table1),  {'BOL No': collection1[@'BOL No'],
        'Arrival Time': collectionname[@'Arrival Time'], 
        'Branch No':  collectionname[@'Branch No'], 
        'Date Received': collectionname[@'Date Received'],
        'Delivery Quality':  collectionname[@'Delivery Quality'],
        'Departure Time':  collectionname[@'Departure Time'],
        'Point of Contact':  collectionname[@'Point of Contact'],
        'Notification of Late Delivery via':  collectionname[@'Notification of Late Delivery via'],
        'Master Load ': collectionname[@'Master Load '],
        'Issue Code': collectionname[@'Issue Code'],
        'Item ID Ordered':  collectionname[@'Item ID Ordered'],
        'Item ID Shipped':  collectionname[@'Item ID Shipped'],
        'Qty Ordered':  collectionname[@'Qty Ordered'],
        'Qty Received': collectionname[@'Qty Received'],
        'Qty Shipped':  collectionname[@'Qty Shipped'],
        'Damage Description': collectionname[@'Damage Description'],
        Helper:  collectionname[@Helper],
        'Service Failure': collectionname[@'Service Failure'],
        'Customer Failure': collectionname[@'Customer Failure'],
        XFRNo:  collectionname[@XFRNo],
        Comments: collectionname[@Comments],
        Revised: ""
        }),
        Patch(Table1, LookUp(Table1, Helper = collectionname[@Helper]), ThisRecord, {Revised: "Yes"})
    )
)
; UpdateIf(Table1, Helper in collectionname[@Helper], {Revised: "Yes"});

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WarrenBelz 155,976 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi kona134

Firstly Excel is a terrible data source and some things that should work simply do not, although your query
Helper in collectionname[@Helper]

presents further challenges as Excel will not execute it (the in FIlter is not supported). If you had a unique identifying field in your Table and your Table numbers are under your Data Row Limit, this rather clunky workaround may do the job

With( {_Data: Table1}, With( { _Records: Filter( _Data, Helper in collectionname[@Helper] ) }, ForAll( _Records As _R, Patch( Table1, Lookup( Table1, YourIDField = _R.YourIDField ), {Revised: "Yes"} ) ) ) )

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Hi,

Firstly, thank you for the help! After doing some research and more fiddling around with it, I got the answer from Matthew Devaney's site. For me, this looked like the following:

ForAll(
Filter(collectionname, collectionID in Table1.ID),
Patch(collectionname, ThisRecord, {columnname: "value"})
)

Now the emails work as expected and look like this:

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