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Hey everyone,  I have an issue I am hoping someone here in the PAUG can offer a solution for. I have a simple edit form where I check the text entered into a text input field against the records in a table using Lookup. If the record exists, I use the ...

Thanks Alexander Looks pretty much the same as I was trying except using Lookup rather than filter. Will try this Helps to know that this is the correct syntax Cheers Bill ------------------------------ Bill Young SharePoint developer ---------- ...

Thanks Dawid Your answer is what I had expected at the start but (for reasons forgotten now) didn't get to work (perhaps as it's a SharePoint list?) so tried other methods I'll give this another try. Thanks for the info ------------------------------ ...

Hi Bill, I addition to what Davis shared: if you need to manipulate data (e.g. to rename a status, etc.)  in the ForAll loop  (based on conditions you still can use for all and implement IF conditions). I don't know your data declaration though, ...

Hey Bill, To run the ForAll on patch would create quite a bit of overhead as it would issue a patch for each record. You should be able to patch the entire collection back to the original source in one patch command if the primary key for the table ...

Hi, Can't work this out: Created a Collection (Coll1) from DataSource ('DS 1') via ClearCollect Updated the collection Now want to patch the collection changes back to the DataSource ForAll(CheckListItems, Patch( 'DS 1', First( Filter( 'DS 1', ID=Coll1[ID])), ...

I haven't done this but the book 'Beginning PowerApps' has a chapter (16) covering this but it uses CDS. ------------------------------ Bill Bell IT Manager 2146424637 ------------------------------