@@TannaGaming do you intend to patch to 3 lists with one form? Else from what I’m understanding is that you’re trying to patch to 3 different lists with 3 different forms? 😁
@@TannaGaming perhaps what you could do is with the click of a button // Submit data for Form1 to SharePointList1 Patch( SharePoint List1, Defaults(SharePoint List1), Form1.Updates ); // Submit data for Form2 to SharePoint List2 Patch( SharePoint List2, Defaults(SharePoint List2), Form2.Updates ); // Submit data for Form3 to SharePoint List3 Patch( List3, Defaults(SharePoint List3), Form3.Updates ) hopefully that helps?
@@ConsultJC Yes it worked! I just had to add single quotation marks to everywhere my list is referenced. Example: Patch('List Name1', Defaults('List Name1'), Form1.Updates) Thanks for responding I really appreciate this.
great and to the point. Good Job!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks! 🙏
You're welcome!
What would you do if you had to patch to 3 lists and 3 forms, instead of 1 list.
@@TannaGaming do you intend to patch to 3 lists with one form? Else from what I’m understanding is that you’re trying to patch to 3 different lists with 3 different forms? 😁
@@ConsultJC Patch to 3 different lists and 3 different forms. Thanks.
@@TannaGaming perhaps what you could do is with the click of a button
// Submit data for Form1 to SharePointList1
Patch(
SharePoint List1,
Defaults(SharePoint List1),
Form1.Updates
);
// Submit data for Form2 to SharePoint List2
Patch(
SharePoint List2,
Defaults(SharePoint List2),
Form2.Updates
);
// Submit data for Form3 to SharePoint List3
Patch(
List3,
Defaults(SharePoint List3),
Form3.Updates
)
hopefully that helps?
@@ConsultJC Yes it worked! I just had to add single quotation marks to everywhere my list is referenced. Example: Patch('List Name1', Defaults('List Name1'), Form1.Updates) Thanks for responding I really appreciate this.