Hi Team,
I wanted to ask for your support in finding a way to generate a naming conventions for a PowerApp Form.
I need each form to have a unique name that follows a convention and that is consecutive for example there is a field in the form that is called "Request Number". I would need this field to retun back a automatically generate unique code that follows this format: PACFORM-######, in which the number (#) is a consecutive number (i.e. PAC-000001 than the following form submitted will have PACFORM-000002) for each of the forms submitted.
Hope to hear back.
-Daniel
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Hi @DanMuriel
You could use the SharePoint ID column as a reference
Once you submit/post form data to sharepoint
you can use the onsuccess property to fetch the ID value of the last submitted item
Form.LastSubmit.ID - you can get this in the onsuccess property of your form control
and then patch the same item in the onsuccess property
PACFORM-ID
and so on
Regards,
Reza Dorrani
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Hi @DanMuriel
You could use the SharePoint ID column as a reference
Once you submit/post form data to sharepoint
you can use the onsuccess property to fetch the ID value of the last submitted item
Form.LastSubmit.ID - you can get this in the onsuccess property of your form control
and then patch the same item in the onsuccess property
PACFORM-ID
and so on
Regards,
Reza Dorrani
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
Hi @RezaDorrani
Thank you for your response, I was trying create the patch on the OnSuccess Field on form but have an problem.
This is the what I am typing in the field:
Patch(PAC_List, Defaults(PAC_List),{Title: "PAC-Form-" & PAC_FORM_MAIN.LastSubmit.ID})
In the submit button I have a general SubmitForm(PAC_FORM_MAIN) I have also tried putting the Patch in the submit button but the lastsubmit.ID is not populating in the field.
@RezaDorrani wrote:Hi @DanMuriel
You could use the SharePoint ID column as a reference
Once you submit/post form data to sharepoint
you can use the onsuccess property to fetch the ID value of the last submitted item
Form.LastSubmit.ID - you can get this in the onsuccess property of your form control
and then patch the same item in the onsuccess property
PACFORM-ID
and so on
Regards,
Reza Dorrani
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
@RezaDorrani wrote:Hi @DanMuriel
You could use the SharePoint ID column as a reference
Once you submit/post form data to sharepoint
you can use the onsuccess property to fetch the ID value of the last submitted item
Form.LastSubmit.ID - you can get this in the onsuccess property of your form control
and then patch the same item in the onsuccess property
PACFORM-ID
and so on
Regards,
Reza Dorrani
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
Any suggestions?
But when I test it out I get an error message
Hi @DanMuriel
OnSuccess property Patch function should look like
Patch(PAC_List, PAC_FORM_MAIN.LastSubmit,{Title: "PAC-Form-" & PAC_FORM_MAIN.LastSubmit.ID})
Regards,
Reza Dorrani
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
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