Radio button not saving data to Sharepoint list

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I have a sharepoint list with a column MiningType, it works as a radio button with 2 defined choises.

And in powerapps i have a radio button control with this properties:

DATA CARD RADIO BUTTON

MiningType_DataCard2 Radio5 Radio5

Radio button gets choises from sharepoint list T01 and column MiningType, which has defined choises.

Radio button loads choises from sharepoint list, but when I try to submit form, it does not save anything for column MiningType.

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Suchitra1996 185 on at

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Sometimes, SubmitForm(form) creates unknown and uncertain issues while submitting to SharePoint. My suggestion would be to try to Patch the information to your sharePoint list as below:

Patch(DataSource,ThisItem,{MiningType:Radio1.Selected.Value})

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Where would I insert/add this Patch function?

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On the same control where you are submitting the form Data Cards.
Instead of using SubmitForm, you can directly use Patch function to update the fields.

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I'm getting an error at ThisItem:

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What is your form's "Item" property?

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On EditForm1 in EditScreen1, Item property is BrowseGallery1.Selected

I have more items on form then just radio button, do I have to include them also in patch function?

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Then instead of this item you can write
BrowseGallery1.Selected

and yes, you will have to include other fields as well that you want you update.

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Hi@Gecko123,

Based on the issue that you mentioned, do you want to patch the Radio selected value to your Choice column 'MiningType'?

Could you please share a bit more about the scenario?

Not including other items within the Patch() is the key to the error message. The key is that the data structure is not matched, the 'MiningType' is Choice column which expects a record.

Since you have a Form already, I think there is no need for you to use a Patch().

I think that you have something syntax wrong with the formula within the Update property.

Please modify the Update property corresponding to the Radio data card as below:

Radio1.Selected

Notice that the Choice column expects a record rather than a value.

If you insist on using the Patch(), please modify your formula as below:

Patch(T01,ThisItem,{'MiningType':Radio1.Selected})

Or you can try as below:

Patch(T01,ThisItem,{'MiningType':{Value:Radio1.Selected.Value}})

Hope it could help you.

Regards,

Qi

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I have actualy just deleted the radio button, and added it back again on form, and it seems to fix this problem.

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Hi@Gecko123,

So glad that you have solve your issue.

Are you sure the formula you provided before works on your scenario?

Radio1.Selected.Value

The above formula within the Update property of your data card could save your radio selected?

Sorry for the chasing question, this makes sense to those who will have same issue with you.

Regards,

Qi

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