I have an RSVP form that I want users to be only able to submit once and if they click open the form again it will check if they have already RSVP'ed and if they have open that submission. I started by just trying to get current user() to match with employee(people picker). couldnt get this to work, and kinda stumped on what i could to next if i got this to work.
LookUp(RSVP,Employee.DisplayName = User().FullName
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Hi @jeffha77 ,
Do you want to justify whether the user has submitted the form before?
I’ve a similar test, you could refer this:
If(User().Email in Concat(fruit2, Employee.Email&","), Notify("You have submitted the form once",Error), Navigate(Screen3,None);NewForm(Form2) )
Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Phoebe Liu
Hi @jeffha77 ,
Do you want to justify whether the user has submitted the form before?
I’ve a similar test, you could refer this:
If(User().Email in Concat(fruit2, Employee.Email&","), Notify("You have submitted the form once",Error), Navigate(Screen3,None);NewForm(Form2) )
Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Phoebe Liu
I'm looking to have it open what the user already submitted not just give an error.
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