Changing a simple dropdown to a toggle

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trying to convert a simple drop down with two choices Yes and No to a toggle.

the dropdown datacard is called Email_DataCard2 with the combo value DataCardValue6.

Update on datacard is DataValue6.Selected and items for drop down is Choices([@Stage3B_Test].Email)

So i can add a toggle to the datacard, delete the combo and rename the toggle DataCardValue6.

Also i have renamed the truetext and false text to Yes and No.

...But what i cannot work out is the correct formulas/syntax to add the Update on Datacard and items for toggle

thanks

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WarrenBelz 156,100 Most Valuable Professional on at

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HI @cheezy ,

The Update of the Data Card - just add the two values you need posted depending on the On/Off of the Toggle

{ Value: If( DataCardValue6.Value "YourValue1", "YourValue2" ) }

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thanks Warren as usual.
for anyone else interested i have also updated default property of toggle to display value of current record
If(ThisItem.Email.Value= "Yes", true, false)

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Hi @cheezy ,

You just need

ThisItem.Email.Value= "Yes"

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Toggle: Checked: ThisItem.Test2 = 'Test2 (TestTables)'.Yes

Datacard: Update: If(DataCardValue2.Checked, 'Test2 (TestTables)'.Yes, 'Test2 (TestTables)'.No)

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@PakWarrior,

I am not sure why you are trolling though all of these very old threads, however the answers I have seen from you all relate to Dataverse structure, whereas most of the posts are in relation to SharePoint.

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