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Try this:
Set(varPatchRecord, LookUp(your_datasource_name, ID=Form1.LastSubmit.ID));
Patch(your_datasource_name, varPatchRecord, {SerialNumber: Text(varPatchRecord.ID, “00000”)})
I changed the code and missed some brackets earlier.
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Actually, you don’t need the number to be random. It creates the problem of having to check for duplicates. Make a 5 digit number based off of the Item ID instead.
To do this, put my code in the OnSuccess property of your form. It will insert the serial number for the Item after the ID is known.
Patch(your_datasource_name, LookUp(your_datasource_name, ID=Form1.LastSubmit.ID), {SerialNumber: Text(ID, “00000”})
Make sure serial number is a text type column so the leading zeros show
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I'm getting an error on this stage: Text(ID,“00000”) (expected operator, the function text has invalid arguments)
Thanks for helping
Fixed it, but it says that ID identifier isn't recognized..
Try this:
Set(varPatchRecord, LookUp(your_datasource_name, ID=Form1.LastSubmit.ID));
Patch(your_datasource_name, varPatchRecord, {SerialNumber: Text(varPatchRecord.ID, “00000”)})
I changed the code and missed some brackets earlier.
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Thanks for your help.
Still same issue , on this function : Text(varPatchRecord.ID,“00000”)
Are you using SharePoint as a datasource? Can I please see a screenshot of the formula showi the error?
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Yes to sharepoint as db.
Hope this is enough
Thanks again!
@imrineeman
You need to retype the quotation marks. Delete them and then retype. Its because you cut + paste my code directly from this forum and I type it on my mobile.
(Its a silly quirk of our forums).
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Works as a charm!
I thank you very much for your patience and help. 🙂
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