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?
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
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