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Posted on by nstoney

Hello. I am a new (and non-technical) user and could use help.

On the first page of my app, I have a form (MainForm) where most of the fields are required. I have nested IF statements on the "next" button instructing PowerApps to navigate to screen FailureScreen if any of the required fields are blank/empty. If all required fields are not blank, then I want PowerApps to submit the form to my SP List AND I want to navigate to the next screen (profile pic) in my app.

This is what I have right now for the "Next" button OnSelect property:

If(IsBlank(FirstName),Navigate(FailureScreen),
If(IsBlank(LastName), Navigate (FailureScreen),
If(IsBlank(DisplayName), Navigate (FailureScreen),
If(IsBlank(HomeAddress), Navigate (FailureScreen),
If(IsBlank(MobileNumber), Navigate (FailureScreen),
If(IsBlank(EmailAddress), Navigate (FailureScreen),
If(IsBlank(StartDate), Navigate (FailureScreen),
If(IsBlank(EmployeeType), Navigate(FailureScreen),
If(IsBlank(OfficeLocation), Navigate(FailureScreen),
If(IsBlank(ManagerName), Navigate (FailureScreen),
If(IsBlank(Birthdate), Navigate (FailureScreen),
If(IsBlank(Technology), Navigate (FailureScreen),SubmitForm(MainForm))))))))))))) ;
Navigate('profile pic')

PowerApps is correctly writing to my SP List when all fields are full, but it always navigates to ProfilePic screen even if a field is left blank because it's the last command and not conditional.

How can I navigate to screen ProfilePic after the form is submitted AND only if all required fields are not empty? Thanks for your help.

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TheRobRush 11,128 Moderator on at

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Try this

If( Or( IsBlank(FirstName), IsBlank(LastName), IsBlank(DisplayName), IsBlank(HomeAddress), IsBlank(MobileNumber), IsBlank(EmailAddress), IsBlank(StartDate), IsBlank(EmployeeType), IsBlank(OfficeLocation), IsBlank(ManagerName), IsBlank(Birthdate), IsBlank(Technology) ), Navigate (FailureScreen), SubmitForm(MainForm); Navigate('profile pic') )

Though long term I would recommend changing up colors/ italics, or having small messages below/to side of input areas that are required that disappear once the requirements for that control have been met and setting your buttons display mode to DisplayMode.Disabled until all requirements are met, and only swithc to displaymode.edit when all are good to go. Less confusing then jumping around screens GUI UX wise I think

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WarrenBelz 153,117 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @nstoney ,

Put this on your button

If( IsBlank(FirstName) || IsBlank(LastName) || IsBlank(DisplayName) || IsBlank(HomeAddress) || IsBlank(MobileNumber) || IsBlank(EmailAddress) || IsBlank(StartDate) || IsBlank(EmployeeType) || IsBlank(ManagerName) || IsBlank(Birthdate) || IsBlank(Technology), Navigate (FailureScreen), SubmitForm(MainForm) )

and this on the OnSuccess of the Form

Navigate('profile pic')

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TheRobRush 11,128 Moderator on at

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Oh for sure, that navigate placement is much better, good catch @WarrenBelz

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nstoney 19 on at

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Thank you to all from this newbie!

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