Power Apps - Organize SharePoint Form Fields in Tabs using PowerApps Modern Control-TabList

[@pawanmishra6549]

Excellent!

[@m365techhelp]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ishdoss7207]

Thanks for sharing this. Is it possible to make the tab 2 visible only if a field value in tab 1 is "FA"? How to show/hide tabs?

[@nikkijoy226]

Thank you very much

[@m365techhelp]

Thanks for your comment

[@prashantmittal9772]

Hi
It is very helpful tutorial and I followed the same.
I'm facing an issue when I'm previewing the app, it is not showing attributes on tab change but when I;m closing the preview, it shows tab content in editable canvas mode.
Can you help me with this?
Thanks

[@NatashaGondiProfessional]

Hi, Nice post.
I followed this video and created tabs, I am able to create a new item and using view I saw data in all tabs.
But the issue is: When I edit, Modify and save the data, it is creating a new item in SharePoint instead of modifying the current record.
Kindly help. Thank you so much!

[@m365techhelp]

Let me check

[@091vigneshbabu]

Even i did face the same issue..

[@NoName2023PL]

I have the same problem when I edit existing item it creates new one

[@rickifyful]

I solved this by using a switch statement to detect the formMode of the default form and using different patch statements in each case:
Switch(
Form1_SharePointForm.Mode,

FormMode.Edit,
Patch(SharePointList, SharePointIntegration.Selected, Form1_SharePointForm.Updates, Form2_SharePointForm.Updates);

FormMode.New,
Patch(SharePointList, Defaults(SharePointList), Form1_SharePointForm.Updates, Form2_SharePointForm.Updates)
);
ResetForm(Form1_SharePointForm);
ResetForm(Form2_SharePointForm);
RequestHide();

[@NatashaGondiProfessional]

@@rickifyful I will try this and see, Thanks!

[@duncanjones3656]

Thank you for posting this video. However, when using the default option within patch you are creating a new record. This meant for me the form only worked to create a new record and not edit an existing record. In order to fix this I replaced the OnSave code with something in the following shape.
If(IsBlankOrError(Value(DataCardValue[X].Text)),
Patch('[List Name]',Defaults('[List Name]'),MainSharePointForm.Updates,...),
Patch('[List Name]',LookUp('[List Name]',ID = Value(DataCardValue[X].Text)),MainSharePointForm.Updates,...)
);
RequestHide()
Where DataCardValue[X] was a view only instance of my lists ID which I added to the first form.