"ForAll" with "If" and "DisplayMode"

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Hey everyone,

We are having trouble using a 'ForAll' with my If statement. Here is what we have:

ForAll(Gallery3.AllItems,If(Checkbox1.Value=false And Checkbox2.Value=false,displaymode.disabled,Displaymode.edit))

We are getting an error stating the ForAll expects an enum value.

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Jeff_Thorpe 6,085 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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I don't understand what the Forall() is trying to do. It is looping through some records but it is just returning displaymode.disabled or Displaymode.edit, so based on the last record in the loop the final result will be displaymode.disabled or Displaymode.edit.

Where is this formula being used and why do you need to loop through a gallery to get a display mode value?

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ag12 51 on at

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Sorry that wan't explained very clearly. Currently each gallery has two checkboxes per row. As an app user collects parts they select a checkbox in the gallery indicating whether or not they were able to collect the part. Then there is a final submit button. We want the final submit button to be hidden until a section is made for each gallery row. My understanding of the code was: For all rows in the gallery, check to see if a checkbox is marked and if all rows have a box marked, show the button.

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Jeff_Thorpe 6,085 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Try this formula in the DisplayMode property of the Submit button.

If(IsBlank(LookUp(Gallery3.AllItems, Checkbox1.Value=false And Checkbox2.Value=false).Checkbox1.Value), DisplayMode.Edit, DisplayMode.Disabled)

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Battina 3 on at

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Thank you so much !! You saved my day, your solution helped me a lot !!

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