Intent: If either Dropdown IsBlank the User Input field is 'Disabled'.
If these work independently...
If(IsBlank(DataCard_HDQuestionDropdown.Selected.Value), Disabled)
or
If(IsBlank(DataCard_HDScreenDropdown.Selected.Value), Disabled)
...why don't either of these work?
If(IsBlank(DataCard_HDQuestionDropdown.Selected.Value), Disabled) & If(IsBlank(DataCard_HDScreenDropdown.Selected.Value), Disabled)
or
If(IsBlank(DataCard_HDQuestionDropdown.Selected.Value), Disabled) & If(IsBlank(DataCard_HDScreenDropdown.Selected.Value), Disabled,Edit)
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@Anonymous
Use this:
If(Or(IsBlank(DataCard_HDQuestionDropdown.Selected.Value), IsBlank(DataCard_HDScreenDropdown.Selected.Value)), Disabled, Edit)
Microsoft documentation: And, Or, and Not functions in Power Apps
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@Anonymous
Use this:
If(Or(IsBlank(DataCard_HDQuestionDropdown.Selected.Value), IsBlank(DataCard_HDScreenDropdown.Selected.Value)), Disabled, Edit)
Microsoft documentation: And, Or, and Not functions in Power Apps
Please click Accept as solution & 👍 if my answer helped you to solve your issue. This will help others to find the correct solution easily. If the answer was useful in other ways, please consider giving it 👍
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