Update dropdown value if Datepicker is Selected

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I have a Date Picker column in SL and Choice Column too. Im trying to figured out how to update the value of the dropdown if DatePicker is selected. DatePicker dont have any specific date to trigger this as long the date is selected. But the Value of the the dropdown has to change from "Issue" to "Return". How can i achieve this?

I have in mind to use If function but to no result.

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Hi @xKujiRax ,

Make the Default of the Dropdown

If( Value(DatePickerName.SelectedDate) > 0, "Issue", "Return" )

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Hi @WarrenBelz

let my try and get back to you.

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@WarrenBelz

i tried but it said error in formula that "Issue" and "Return" are text. Please advise

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@xKujiRax ,

I was simply using the values you supplied = "Issue" and "Return" are Text.

I am assuming you are using the Default of the Drop-down and also is it one of these, not a Combo Box.

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Yes, my dropdown is choice column from SL and only has 2 choices: Return and Issue

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@xKujiRax ,

I will have to assume this is a combo box (you did not answer the question) not a drop-down. If so, you need

If( Value(DatePickerName.SelectedDate) > 0, {Value:"Issue"}, {Value:"Return"} )

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Hi @WarrenBelz

Sorry if my explaination is not clear enough and thanks for your prompt reply. So my Dropdown is from SL and its a choice column by default. so i assume it has the same property function? if yes then i will try your formula above and if not kindly edit the formula for me. Thanks!

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Hi @WarrenBelz

Work like Charm! thanks for your help!

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