Multiple Variables

[ICM]

Is it possible to set more than one variable at a time?

e.g.

updatecontext({VarTemp1: 1, VarTemp2: "Test"})

or does every variable have to be set individually?

Thanks for any assistance in advance.

[JRaasumaa]

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@ICM wrote:

Is it possible to set more than one variable at a time?

e.g.

updatecontext({VarTemp1: 1, VarTemp2: "Test"})

or does every variable have to be set individually?

Thanks for any assistance in advance.

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If you try putting your code (with uppercase UpdateContext) on a button and place 2 text boxes with the Text property set to VarTemp1 and the other to VarTemp 2 what happens when you push the button?

[v-monli-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @ICM,

According to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/functions/function-updatecontext:

UpdateContext( { ContextVariable1: Value1 [, ContextVariable2: Value2 [, ... ] ] } )

ContextVariable1 - Required. The name of a context variable to create or update.
Value1 - Required. The value to assign to the context variable.
ContextVariable2: Value2, ... - Optional. Additional context variables to create or update and their values.

It should be supported to create multiple context variables in one formula.

Example:

UpdateContext( { Name: "Lily", Score: 10 } ) 

Creates or modifies the context variables Name and Score, setting their values to Lily and 10 respectively. Name has the value Lily, and Score has the value 10.

Regards,

Mona

[Ungarala1]

this is not working

UpdateContext({varStatus:"Awaiting Initial input"[,varStatus:"Not Started"]})