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Marlin-A
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Copy Button to New Entry on Sharepoint List

Hello Guys,

Just need to seek some help. 
I've create an app in which I add a copy and edit button inside my gallery, and I want to know if is possible to do the copy on powerapps in which If I clicked the copy button it will get the data I selected on the gallery. I changed the FormMode to Edit to get the data of the item I selected on the gallery and what I want is that If I submit that Form it will create a new entry on Sharepoint List.

Thank you.

 

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WarrenBelz
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Ok @Marlin-A ,

Reading your original post you describe a button in a gallery that when clicked on gets a copy of the item selected in the gallery. The collection code will do that. Then you want to submit this to a new entry in SharePoint - the Patch will do this.

You have supplied a screenshot of the item in an edit form - the principle is the same as the collection contains exactly the same content as the edit form.

If it makes more sense to you, Patch the content of the edit form as a new record, except you would have to refer to the control names - so using your labels in the screenshot and guessing the dropdowns are Choice Fields - don't worry about the Collection and to this from your New button

Patch(
   DataSource,
   Defaults(DataSource)
   {
      'Member Email':DateCardValuexx.Text
      'Member Name':DateCardValuexx.Text
      'Task Type':DateCardValuexx.Text
      Client:DateCardValuexx.Text
      Duration:DateCardValuexx.Selected.Value
      'Project/Case Status':DateCardValuexx.Selected.Value
      'Project/Case':DateCardValuexx.Text
      'Project/Case Description':DateCardValuexx.Text
   }
)

 - you will have to correct any field names and put property xx numbers in your control names.

 

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WarrenBelz
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Hi @Marlin-A ,

You can do a collection (call it whatever you want) with the Gallery item on the OnSelect

ClearCollect(
   colMyRecord,
   ThisItem.Selected
)

 You could then use Patch to put it back

Patch(
   DataSource,
   Defaults(DataSource)
   {
      FieldName1:colMyRecord.FiendName1
      FieldName2:colMyRecord.FiendName2
      FieldName1:colMyRecord.FiendName1   //and so on for the rest
   }
)

 

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Hello again sir @WarrenBelz ,

 

Sorry, I don't get your point. 

but here my screenshot I already got the data when I clicked on my gallery
1.jpg

What I need now is that when I submit this It will create a new entry on sharepoint list rather than editing it.

 

Thank you!

WarrenBelz
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Ok @Marlin-A ,

Reading your original post you describe a button in a gallery that when clicked on gets a copy of the item selected in the gallery. The collection code will do that. Then you want to submit this to a new entry in SharePoint - the Patch will do this.

You have supplied a screenshot of the item in an edit form - the principle is the same as the collection contains exactly the same content as the edit form.

If it makes more sense to you, Patch the content of the edit form as a new record, except you would have to refer to the control names - so using your labels in the screenshot and guessing the dropdowns are Choice Fields - don't worry about the Collection and to this from your New button

Patch(
   DataSource,
   Defaults(DataSource)
   {
      'Member Email':DateCardValuexx.Text
      'Member Name':DateCardValuexx.Text
      'Task Type':DateCardValuexx.Text
      Client:DateCardValuexx.Text
      Duration:DateCardValuexx.Selected.Value
      'Project/Case Status':DateCardValuexx.Selected.Value
      'Project/Case':DateCardValuexx.Text
      'Project/Case Description':DateCardValuexx.Text
   }
)

 - you will have to correct any field names and put property xx numbers in your control names.

 

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Hello @WarrenBelz ,

 

I got a problem on my combobox that gives me "Does not match the expected type 'Record'. Found type 'Text'".

also I tried to remove all my combobox on my patch to test if it will create a new record but it shows that the Entry was just edited and not creating a new entry.

 

Thank you!

WarrenBelz
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OK @Marlin-A ,

It seems your first question is answered - now we are debugging code.

I cannot see your data - which ComboBox is giving the error?

 

Hello Sir @WarrenBelz ,

 

It looks good now on creating a new entry, just got a little problem in here1.PNG

Duration column is a choice.

 

Thank you!

WarrenBelz
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 Ok @Marlin-A ,

Yes - but is it probably numeric in the data source - try

Duration:Value(DateCardValue6_2.Selected.Value)

 

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Hello @WarrenBelz ,


Yes sir, It is a numeric in the datasource. 
and I tried that before and it gives me a default value and this error.

1.PNG

 

Thank you!

WarrenBelz
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OK @Marlin-A ,

It seems it is a Choice field - so back to text again, but with a difference.

Try this - I cannot test the result as I cannot see your data.

Patch(
   'WFH-Reporting‘,
   Defaults('WFH-Reporting'),
   {   
      'Member Email':DataCardValuel_2.Text,
      'Member Name':DataCardValue2_2.Text,
      'Task Type':DataCardValue16_1.Text,
      Duration:
      {
         '@odata.type': "#Microsoft.Azure.Connectors.SharePoint.SPListExpandedReference",
          ID: 1,
          Value: DataCard6_2.Selected.Value
      }
   }
); 
Navigate(
   SuccessScreen,
   ScreenTransition.Fade
)

 

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