Activate a button with a checkbox.

[ikgray]

I would like to have a checkbox that when checked will make a button labled "Continue" will become active. But it will only be active when I click in the checkbox.

[Shanescows]

You want to set the visible property of the button to be true if the checkbox is checked. Look at this video on PowerApps conditional formatting, it should help you with the concept. 

[v-micsh-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi,

You should be able to make it by configuring the Button DisplayMode with the formula below:

If(Checkbox1.Value=true,Edit,Disabled)

Reference:

Regards,

Michael

[ikgray]

Michael, you are awesome this works!

[Dreamer112]

I have a similar situation as above, however the provided solution has not worked. I have a single checkbox (Checkbox1) duplicated for each of 76 listings.

I have been able to disable the Request Selected button (Button2) if (Checkbox1) is not selected (see image1).

If I select one or more listings, (Button2) is enabled and which is great (see image2).

The issue is that, when I dis-select one of the checkbox listings from image2, (Button2) goes back to disabled, even though other checkboxes are still selected which shouldn't happen.

Below is the DisplayMode formula I have for (Button2):

DisplayMode: If(And(Checkbox1.Value<>false), edit, disabled)

[Powerapps9999]

How would you do this when 10 checkboxes need to be checked?

[Powerapps9999]

How would you do this if you only want 10 boxes selected and you have a large number of checkboxes?

[Powerapps9999]

How do you do this when you need to select 10 checkboxes for the button to become active?