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Hello,

I've built an edit form where I have (yes/no) radio buttons (the choise used to be made with a dropdown list but I change it to radio buttons).

When I subit the form, it correctly registers my (yes/no) answers in my sharepoint list.

However, when I try to view my form directly via a gallery in Power Apps, my radio buttons arent check neither on yes or no.

All the other non radio fields such as text, date,... correctly display information from my list.

Any idea why that is ?

Thanks,

Max

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SanmeshG 1,947 Moderator on at

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Hi @Anonymous ,

Please ensure that you have set the default property of the radio button.

While Navigating from gallery to Form if you are using a variable to set the Item property you can set the default property of the radio button to ,
varRecord.ColumnName.Value

here varRecord is the variable name created from gallery, If you are using gallery then you can set the default property to ,

Gallery2.Selected.Choice.Value

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Hi @SanmeshG

I followed this tutorial to build my form : https://youtu.be/2E4FXNPLVXw
I used a gloal varialble and set the item property of the form to that variable.

I'm not sure I understand what to do now

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SanmeshG 1,947 Moderator on at

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Hi @Anonymous ,

Simply use the same item property global variable and use it in the default property.

If this helps , please accept this as a solution. This closes the thread and helps others to find it quickly.

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Talha_Dar 870 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @Anonymous,

On the default property of your field, use the following formula.

GalleryName.Selected.ColumnName.Value

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If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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