Thanks for watching Aziz! There are a few missing steps in this video to complete the form to perfect, but there's a good bit here to get started. Let me know if you get stuck
@@azizmoalla8563 In the accepted solution by mdevaney here (who's also amazing at power apps), you can change the Notify messages to a Navigate() command which sends you to your success screen after patch. powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Building-Power-Apps/Show-success-message-after-patch/td-p/589150 Set(varRecord, Patch(your_code_here)); If(!IsBlank(varRecord), Notify("Your request has been submitted!", Notification.Success), Notify("Your request was not submitted", Notification.Failure) );
Great, simple concept! Only challenge I have is when you tell us to refer to previous videos on how to do something or get a full explanation. It would be awesome to put the link to these videos in the notes to help out novices like me.
Thanks - this was very useful...except I simply want to select an existing item form the gallery and edit it over 4 forms. I don't want to write any new items. How would I revise this for that purpose?
I think this time I used patch because it's multiple forms but I want them to go the same place. If I use Submit maybe a field is required but I don't want to write that one. It depends, I almost never use submit unless I'm trying to make a form fast. Patch always gives more control and options.
Thank you for this Amazing content
Thanks for watching Aziz! There are a few missing steps in this video to complete the form to perfect, but there's a good bit here to get started. Let me know if you get stuck
@@andrewhess123 im having issues with the patch function i already posted my issue on the group can you help me with it ? please
@@azizmoalla8563 In the accepted solution by mdevaney here (who's also amazing at power apps), you can change the Notify messages to a Navigate() command which sends you to your success screen after patch. powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Building-Power-Apps/Show-success-message-after-patch/td-p/589150
Set(varRecord, Patch(your_code_here));
If(!IsBlank(varRecord),
Notify("Your request has been submitted!", Notification.Success),
Notify("Your request was not submitted", Notification.Failure)
);
@@azizmoalla8563 Thanks for the question, this sounds like another video I can create.
@@andrewhess123 your welcome im also having issues with the patch function can you help me with it please?
Great, simple concept! Only challenge I have is when you tell us to refer to previous videos on how to do something or get a full explanation. It would be awesome to put the link to these videos in the notes to help out novices like me.
Thanks lkogachi, you are right, I need to be better there. Normally I do, I must of messed up here! Thanks though!
Thanks - this was very useful...except I simply want to select an existing item form the gallery and edit it over 4 forms. I don't want to write any new items. How would I revise this for that purpose?
Why yoy did not use the Submit function and used patch instead?
I think this time I used patch because it's multiple forms but I want them to go the same place. If I use Submit maybe a field is required but I don't want to write that one. It depends, I almost never use submit unless I'm trying to make a form fast. Patch always gives more control and options.
@@andrewhess123 I understand it better now. Thanks for your video and explanation.
@@AngeVPV nice Ange
Interesting. I thought you are going to write frm1.update, etc.
Yeah, I renamed frm1 and really didnt need to. Instead just took an easy path and did a Patch Statement with each of the forms.
Subbed.
@@MizanNet Thank you Mizan, let me know if there are any topics you want to learn about, from the Power Platform or SharePoint or beyond