Error on on select with collect and navigate

[li_novais]

Hello,

I am building a powerapp and I collect the info into a collection, when I press the next button, but when i place the navigate to also it gives me back an error:

even when I use ";" it happens. When I remove the navigate the formula is ok and it collects the data:

Can anyone help me please?

[Anonymous]

@li_novais 
That's unfortunate to hear, can you hover above the error and grab a screenshot of the error. It might be that my version of PowerApps is newer (or older) and the , after the name should be a ;. Can you give it a try?

Collect(
resposta;
{
Auditor: txtUsername.Text,
data: Now(),
loja: Gallery2.Selected.'Nome Loja',
questão1: DataCardValue16.Selected.Value,
questão2: DataCardValue9.Selected.Value,
comentários: DataCardValue25.Text,
anexo: DataCardValue27.Attachments,
questao3: DataCardValue36.Selected.Value
}
); Navigate(Confirmação)

Kind regards

[li_novais]

The error is:

It means invalid name

[Anonymous]

@li_novais 

The error now seems to come from the ',' after the txtUsername.Text. If you try to make it a ';' will the Now() become blue? 

Kind regards 

[li_novais]

If I change from , to ; yes. When I change all it does not accept the navigate all and resposta says bad name selection

[Anonymous]

@li_novais 

Oké check, then is your naming convention of the , and ; different than mine, but that should not be a problem. On other places in the app what type of special token you use to separate 2 functions?
It could also be that since your and mini , and ; are different the ; between the and of the Collect() en the start of Navigate() should be a , instead of ;.

Kind regards

[li_novais]

If I put , or & ir gives me the error again. The solution is to put two different buttons but I wanted just one, it should accept 2 commands right?

[li_novais · Accepted solution]

FOUND THE SOLUTION:

Collect(
resposta;
{
Auditor: txtUsername.Text;
data: Now();
loja: Gallery2.Selected.Title;
questão1: DataCardValue16.Selected.Value;
questão2: DataCardValue9.Selected.Value;
comentários: DataCardValue25.Text;
anexo: DataCardValue27.Attachments;
questao3: DataCardValue10.Selected.Value
}
);; Navigate(Confirmação)

[Anonymous]

@li_novais 

Great you found the solutions. Somethimes these diffents in Logic language can get confusion 😉

Kind regards