If statement with grater with value

[EMohaisen]

Hi All,

I am sure that this is a simple one, but I am trying to find a solution asap 🙂

I would like to show a field in PowerApps only when another field's value greater than $150

attached a screenshot, can you please advise?

thank you

reg

Eyad

[WarrenBelz · Accepted solution]

Hi @EMohaisen ,

You just need this in the Visible property of the control you want to hide

Value(DataCardValue7.Text)>150

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[douglasromao]

Hi @EMohaisen ,

You need to convert the Text to Value and also use the TextBox instead of using the DataCard.Text.

I've attached a sample, but the formula should look like this:

If(Value(DataCardValue1.Text) > 150, true, false)

Hope that this helps 🙂

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[WarrenBelz]

@EMohaisen ,

You do not need the If/true/false as both are boolean tests (true/false) and the formula will translate directly to the Visible property of the control.

[eka24]

I agree with both suggestions
Use:
Value(DataCardValue7.Text)>150

This will also work though true or false not necessary:
If(Value(DataCardValue7.Text)>150,true,false)

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[EMohaisen]

Thank you @WarrenBelz and All!! that works for me!! 🙂