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Hello,
I want to create training participant list. After typing the name of the training, I want multiple participants I selected to be added to new lines in the sp list.
When I push submit button only one time, I want to the participants should be added to the new lines in the sp list.
Like this:
Regards.
You will want to write a patch statement for each of the dropdowns so that they wall get added when you click the button. You could also use the Concurrent function to make that happen a little quicker.
Concurrent(Patch(ListName, {ParticipantName: dropdown1.selected.value}), Patch(ListName, {ParticipantName: dropdown2.selected.value}), Patch... );
On Change of the all dropdowns. You can create a collection that matches your database schema. I have collected it in coltest4.
Then in the next step you can patch the whole collection to your database. On the Submit Button.
Also if you want to do it straight forward and you have fixed number of dropdowns. You can just write patch for each dropdown on the submit button. But the first approach is will save you multiple database trips.
Hello @MSM_Scoozi What is wrong?
Concurrent((Patch('Training List'; {Participant: Dropdown1.SelectedText.Value
}));;
Patch('Training List'; {Participant: Dropdown1_1.SelectedText.Value})
You have 1 too many open parenthesis after concurrent.
Each patch goes into that concurrent function and are separated by commas
Concurrent(Patch('Training List', {Participant: Dropdown1.SelectedText.Value}), Patch('Training List', {Participant: Dropdown1_1.SelectedText.Value}));
try the above code
Hi @MSM_Scoozi
There is a training name field that I want to save to the Sharepoint list, and there will be multiple users based on the training.
Concurrent(Patch('Training List';{Title: TextInput1.Text});{Participant: Dropdown1_1.SelectedText.Value};{Participant2:Dropdown1_2.SelectedText.Value})
When I try with the code above, the names I choose for the participant do not save the sharepoint list 😞
Help please 😞
@koray1 ,
You might try uncomplicating this - Concurrent is not really needed.
Patch( 'Training List'; Defaults('Training List'); {Participant: Dropdown1.Selected.Value} );; Patch( 'Training List'; Defaults('Training List'); {Participant: Dropdown1_1.Selected.Value} );;
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