I can't figure out how to get the value in a date field to save in a form. I understand how to edit a data card and replace a standard text box with a data card, but I cannot get the date to save. I'm sure it's a simple fix, but I can't figure it out.
Attached are pictures of the date picker and the advanced options screen associated with the data card.
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Hi @loganpd
The first problem I can see is that .text isn't a valid property of a date picker control. Therefore, I'd suggest changing the Update property of DataCard1 to DatePicker7.SelectedDate
I'd also clear the AllowedValues property of DataCard1 to see if that clears the second warning. Otherwise, hover the mouse over the exclamation point icon and post the error message here. Hope that helps.
In general, a data card contains a data input control, a field label, and possibly a label that displays validation errors. Assuming that you deleted the text input control that was originally on the card, the other labels on the card may still refer to the original text input control (for example, the Y co-ordinate property of the error message label). If you click the 'invalid name' exclamation icon, it should display the formula where the error occurs. You can then replace the name of the original text input control with the name of your date picker control.
Hi @loganpd
The first problem I can see is that .text isn't a valid property of a date picker control. Therefore, I'd suggest changing the Update property of DataCard1 to DatePicker7.SelectedDate
I'd also clear the AllowedValues property of DataCard1 to see if that clears the second warning. Otherwise, hover the mouse over the exclamation point icon and post the error message here. Hope that helps.
In general, a data card contains a data input control, a field label, and possibly a label that displays validation errors. Assuming that you deleted the text input control that was originally on the card, the other labels on the card may still refer to the original text input control (for example, the Y co-ordinate property of the error message label). If you click the 'invalid name' exclamation icon, it should display the formula where the error occurs. You can then replace the name of the original text input control with the name of your date picker control.
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