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Posted on by Wimedina

I need some help....

How can I set up a image to be invisible to be visible based on the value of a cell of a form.

Im trying to use if(Approved = "Yes",true,false) but it keeps giving me an error message. the word "Yes" turns red

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WarrenBelz 153,073 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @Wimedina ,
Just try Approved in the Visible property of the item you want to hide/display.
I will explain - Boolean fields (yes/no) are actually true/false - the correct syntax of your code would be
If( Approved = true, true, false )
but you do not have to do all of that. Approved is a Boolean, so is Visible, so Visible can take the value of whatever Approved is.

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eka24 20,923 on at

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Hi @Wimedina
Assuming the Datacardvalue5 (Call it cell), contains the "Approved", Put this formula on the visible of the Image:
Datacardvalue5.Text="Approved"

You can also put this formula which will also work:
If(Datacardvalue5.Text="Approved",true,false)

Finally you can change the position of true and false to suit your requirements. However the structure of the formula is ok.

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Wimedina 16 on at

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Im using the syntax

If(OSHA_DataCard2 = true, true,false) but i am still getting and error.
Its a yes and no cell on the data source. So I am assuming it either true or false.

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eka24 20,923 on at

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Please it should be on the datacardvalue or textbox not the datacard itself. This OSHA_DataCard2 should be datacardvalue where Approved is typed.
If(OSHA_DataCard2 = "Aproved",true,false)
Copy and paste the formula.

If it doesn't work, give a screenshot.

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Wimedina 16 on at

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I even changed the "approved" value to yes and true because it is a yes a no toggle on the form

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eka24 20,923 on at

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This is OK. Now take a screenshot of OSHA_DataCard2 where it contains "Approved"

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eka24 20,923 on at

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My screenshot

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Wimedina 16 on at

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eka24 20,923 on at

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Yes this image will help. What you have clicked is datacard. Now on the same OSAH DATACARD, click on the small arrow in the left of OSAH DATACARD, to expand it. Then you will see a name ending datacardvalue. Use that name to replace it in the formula.

You can look at my last reply. I sent a screenshot

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eka24 20,923 on at

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Since from the picture is can be seen as a Toggle control, the formula is slightly different.
Put this on the visible of the Image:
ToggleName.Value=true

So as the toggle control is changed, the Image will be visible or invisible

Replace ToggleName with the actual name after you have clicked under the datacard.

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