How do I get rid of these error messages? They don't show in Production, but they're just a nuisance when trying to navigate an actual problem. Doing data refresh and building a new page gives me the same issue.
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Firstly, did you set the formula that you showed to the form's Visible property?
If so, I think this is wrong.
The form's Visible property should be set to ture or false.
If you want to set a form's mode, I suggest you two ways:
1)Set the form's DefaultMode: FormMode.Edit
2)Set the screen's OnVisible/Button's OnSelect: EditForm(Form1)
Secondly, please check your connection's name and the form's data source.
Since all your data cards have error message, I think the data source may be invalid.
Please try to recreate the form.
Best regards,
Hi @Anonymous
Did you check the DataSource property of the EditForm.
Thanks.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Firstly, did you set the formula that you showed to the form's Visible property?
If so, I think this is wrong.
The form's Visible property should be set to ture or false.
If you want to set a form's mode, I suggest you two ways:
1)Set the form's DefaultMode: FormMode.Edit
2)Set the screen's OnVisible/Button's OnSelect: EditForm(Form1)
Secondly, please check your connection's name and the form's data source.
Since all your data cards have error message, I think the data source may be invalid.
Please try to recreate the form.
Best regards,
@v-yutliu-msft Thank you. I didn't set that Visible property, but somehow that's what they got to and no matter what I did would correct them. I ended up needing to make some changes in the source list and then needed to refresh my sources about six times in order to see the changes come through. Then I only needed to remove and replace certain data cards.
Anyways, all seems good now. Thanks for helping me troubleshoot!
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