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Looking if ID matches in excel database

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I am trying to navigate to another screen when the ticket id of a datacard matches one of the id's in my excel database.

 If(IsBlank(LookUp(DataCardValue24.Text in MancoTabel.'Ticket ID'), Navigate([@Overzicht])))

This is the code that I thought of, sadly this does not work, who can help me?

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  • PowerAddict Profile Picture
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    How about using something like this:

    If(IsBlank(LookUp(MacoTabel, 'Ticket ID' = DataCardValue24.Text)), Navigate([@Overzicht]))

    Assuming MacoTabel is the data source (excel table) and Ticlet ID is the column. Also not a 100% sure but depending on how that column is defined, you might have to use Value(DataCardValue24.Text) in the formula above to convert the string to a number/value.

    Let me know if this helps.

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    Thank you for your answer 🙂

    If(IsBlank(LookUp(MancoTabel, 'Ticket ID' = DataCardValue24.Text)), Navigate([@Overzicht]))

    This formula worked. How do I make it so it checks everything without the last one? Because when I now submit the ticket it will lookup the ticketID after submitting and then the ticket id will always be in there.

    @PowerAddict 

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    Awesome! Do you mean you want to check the DataCardValue24 against the entire list not including the last record in the list?

    Also, how many rows of data do you have or expect to have in your excel?

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    Yes, this is indeed true. I want to check every row except the last one. I can't say how many rows there will be, since it is a ticket system. @PowerAddict 

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