Here is how you can select a power app COMBO BOX item out of multiple items.
If("COMBO BOX Item Name" in DataCardValue.SelectedItems.Value,true)
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@natmaxex
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Its actually not even necessary to use the IF statement. You can just put this code in a property and it will work.
"COMBO BOX Item Name" in DataCardValue.SelectedItems.Value
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This was something I didn't know how to do the other day, figured someone else might find this useful.
@natmaxex
Was this meant to be a PowerApps question?
Its actually not even necessary to use the IF statement. You can just put this code in a property and it will work.
"COMBO BOX Item Name" in DataCardValue.SelectedItems.Value
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Please click "Accept as Solution" if my post answered your question so that others may find it more quickly. If you found this post helpful consider giving it a "Thumbs Up."
This was something I didn't know how to do the other day, figured someone else might find this useful.
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