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Hi all,

So i'm trying to use an "If" together with an "Or" to get two possible outcomes below as to whether a button result can be edit or disabled, which doesn't seem to work. An invalid number of arguments, received one but expected 2 or more.

If(Or

(DataCardValue5.Selected.Value <> Blank() && DataCardValue6.Selected.Value <> Blank(),

DataCardValue5.Selected.Value <> Blank() && DataCardValue6.Selected.Value = "Longer (please give comment)" && DataCardValue25.Value <> "",

DisplayMode.Edit,

DisplayMode.Disabled))

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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ANB 7,252 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hi @Steggsy17 Try this:

If( Or( And( !IsBlank(DataCardValue5.Selected.Value) , !IsBlank(DataCardValue6.Selected.Value) ), And( !IsBlank(DataCardValue5.Selected.Value) , DataCardValue6.Selected.Value = "Longer (please give comment)" , !IsBlank(DataCardValue25.Value) ) ), DisplayMode.Edit, DisplayMode.Disabled )

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Michael E. Gernaey 53,974 Moderator on at

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Hi @Steggsy17

The issue is you aren't closing your Or properly

Yours If(Or (DataCardValue5.Selected.Value <> Blank() && DataCardValue6.Selected.Value <> Blank(), DataCardValue5.Selected.Value <> Blank() && DataCardValue6.Selected.Value = "Longer (please give comment)" && DataCardValue25.Value <> "", DisplayMode.Edit, DisplayMode.Disabled) ) Mine If(Or (DataCardValue5.Selected.Value <> Blank() && DataCardValue6.Selected.Value <> Blank(), DataCardValue5.Selected.Value <> Blank() && DataCardValue6.Selected.Value = "Longer (please give comment)" && DataCardValue25.Value <> "") <== add ) here to close the Or, DisplayMode.Edit, DisplayMode.Disabled <== remove ) ) Clean (DataCardValue5.Selected.Value <> Blank() && DataCardValue6.Selected.Value <> Blank(), DataCardValue5.Selected.Value <> Blank() && DataCardValue6.Selected.Value = "Longer (please give comment)" && DataCardValue25.Value <> ""), DisplayMode.Edit, DisplayMode.Disabled )

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Michael E. Gernaey 53,974 Moderator on at

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Hi @Steggsy17 if my post solved your issue if you can mark it as such please. using the Accept as solution

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thanks @FLMike I can't believe that was a missing bracket, been a long day
Appreciate the quick response

thanks also @ANB for another solution, which I will look at too as I've not used the IsBlank function yet
Appreciate the quick response

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