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I've created a canvas app with a screen from scratch for a table "Mittel_1" and I got this error message:

Issue. Incompatible type. The "Status" template in the data source to be updated expects an "OptionSetValue (Status (Mittel_1))" type, but you are using an "OptionSetValue (Status (Symptome_1))" type

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DeleteConfirmBtn3.OnSelect

Well there exists a table Symptome_1 and it's screen has the same layout as for table Mittel_1. But why does this error come up?
I don't reference table Symptome_1 in the screen for table Mittel_1! The Delete action is created by the template.

The DeleteConfirmBtn3.OnSelect entry has this code:

Remove(Mittel_1; selectedRecord);; If(IsEmpty(Errors(Mittel_1; selectedRecord)); UpdateContext( { CurrentItem: First(Mittel_1); itemSelected:false; editMode:false; newMode:false; deleteMode:false}));;

And I even don't do anything with the Status field in the screen😩 And in the table Mittel_1 the column Status looks like it is in table Symptome_1, where it simply works.

There are 3 other error messages, i.e.

The "Remove" function has invalid arguments

Any ideas?

thx

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ivan_apps 2,189 Moderator on at

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You state you created a canvas app and then received the error - however you need to provide a little more information as to what you added to the screen in order to get that error. Do you have a form, gallery, text field, etc.

You said the Delete action is created by the template - what template is that?

What I'd really like to know is what does 'selectedRecord' reference? If a gallery is there and you are selecting a row - sometimes a full reference to that record isn't made available. In which case you could use the RemoveIf() function and ask it to remove only if ID = selectedRecord.ID (whatever your GUID value is).

You could also do a Remove(Mittle_1, LookUp(Mittle_1, [Mittle_1.GUID_field] = selectedRecord.[Guid_field])

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@ivan_apps
the template I used:
New Screen - Layouts - Empty - start pages - with data

DeleteConfirmBtn3.OnSelect looks like this:

Remove(Mittel_1; selectedRecord);; If(IsEmpty(Errors(Mittel_1; selectedRecord)); UpdateContext( { CurrentItem: First(Mittel_1); itemSelected:false; editMode:false; newMode:false; deleteMode:false}));;

and is generated by the template.
When I create a new screen for test then this generated function looks same
and these two function expressions are marked red:

Remove(Mittel_1; selectedRecord) (Errors(Mittel_1; selectedRecord)

and the gallery named MittelBrowseGallery05_2 has the Default CurrentItem

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This seems to complicated for a beginner.
So I started from scratch - with new environment and a clear table naming etc.
thanks so far😊

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