Hi,
So I have a form in Powerapps, which employees are able to submit. When they submit, they will navigate to another screen saying "thanks for submission" Then I would like to display the information from the submitted form into a display form, giving them an overview of the item they just submitted.
Is this possible?
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Hi @JHS2020 ,
Do you want to display the last submitted item in a display form?
Yes, this is possible.
Is the first form used to create new item?
If so, you just need to set the display form's data source the same data source of the edit form, and set its Item to:
editformname.LastSubmit
I've made a similar test for your reference:
1)in screen2, insert an edit form(Form1) to enter data, insert a submit button.
set Form1's data source:
fruit11111
//my data source name
set submit button's OnSelect:
SubmitForm(Form1);Navigate(Screen3)
2)in screen3, insert a display form to display the last submitted item in the edit form.
set the display form's data source:
fruit11111
//my data source name, same data source as the edit form
set the display form's Item:
Form1.LastSubmit
//editformname.LastSubmit
Then the display form will display the last submitted item.
If the edit form is used to edit an existing record, you just need to set the display form's Item to the same item as the item in edit form.
Best regards,
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Hi @JHS2020 ,
Do you want to display the last submitted item in a display form?
Yes, this is possible.
Is the first form used to create new item?
If so, you just need to set the display form's data source the same data source of the edit form, and set its Item to:
editformname.LastSubmit
I've made a similar test for your reference:
1)in screen2, insert an edit form(Form1) to enter data, insert a submit button.
set Form1's data source:
fruit11111
//my data source name
set submit button's OnSelect:
SubmitForm(Form1);Navigate(Screen3)
2)in screen3, insert a display form to display the last submitted item in the edit form.
set the display form's data source:
fruit11111
//my data source name, same data source as the edit form
set the display form's Item:
Form1.LastSubmit
//editformname.LastSubmit
Then the display form will display the last submitted item.
If the edit form is used to edit an existing record, you just need to set the display form's Item to the same item as the item in edit form.
Best regards,
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