IsMatch validation not working

[ScottRMeredith]

I am creating a PowerApp form for a SharePoint List with two fields I want to have data validation on.  I use the required property of each field and have tried both of these formulas:

If(IsMatch(DataCardValue6.Text,"\d{7}") = false, true, false) - I tried this without the if statement as well and it did not work.  This field is simply a 7 digit number #######.

If(IsMatch(DataCardValue11.Text, Match.Digit & Digit & Digit & Match.Hyphen & Digit & Digit & Digit & Digit & Digit & Match.Hyphen & Digit & Digit & Digit & Digit & Match.Hyphen & Digit & Digit & Digit)=false, true, false) - Also tried without the if statement.  This is supposed to be a number formatted ###-#####-####-###.

I made the field required on the list, then made it not required, and both are limited in character length on the SharePoint list.  The problem I am having is I can save the record when I put alpha characters into the field.  What was also weird is when I tried to use the type ahead with the field name, it only had "ThisItem.Fieldname" and would not let me append it with ".Text."  This is why I used the DataCardValue# info.

[EricLott]

Example:
1234567
Formula:

IsMatch(Label1.Text,"\d{7}")

Result:
True

Example:
1234567
Formula:

Not(IsMatch(Label1.Text,"\d{7}"))

Result:
False

Example:

333-55555-4444-333

Formula:

IsMatch(Label1_1.Text,"\d{3}-\d{5}-\d{4}-\d{3}")

Result:

True

Use these as your validation before saving the record.

[ScottRMeredith]

Sorry I have been off work the last couple of days.  I put the formulas you gave me in the required property for each of my 2 fields.  Use the Not() function got the required asterisk to disappear when the pattern was matched, but I am still able to save a new record with random text characters entered.  It is not "validating" to numbers only.

[ScottRMeredith]

I don't know if this matters, but I noticed I didn't specify this earlier.  These are SharePoint List forms customized in PowerApps.  I am using the buttons on the SharePoint List (New, Save, Cancel) that are built into the SharePoint List.

[ScottRMeredith · Accepted solution]

So I got it to work.  The formula I used needs to be on the Update property.  I used this formula and it's variant for the other field.

If(IsMatch(DataCardValue11.Text,"\d{3}-\d{5}-\d{4}-\d{3}"),DataCardValue11.Text)

I go the info from this article.

https://wonderlaura.com/2019/07/23/powerapps-text-input-pattern-validation/

Thank you everyone.