Patch attachment with datacard & list box value

[AnPhamEFL]

Hi Expert,

Im trying to create a Custom form from SP list using powerapps. I'm having cascading dropdown, listbox & Data card. I'm stucking after a few hours searching online about patching attachment to my SP List.

Here is the code of my submit button, it will create 2 row like attachment.

Set(
    currentRecord,
    Patch(
        Data,
        Defaults(Data),
        {
            Department: DataCardValue8.Selected.Result,
            Team: DataCardValue6.Selected.Result,
            FullName: Concat(
                ListBox1.SelectedItems,
                'Full Name' & ","
            ),
            Category: {
                Value: DataCardValue3.Selected.Value,
                '@odata.type': "#Microsoft.Azure.Connectors.SharePoint.SPListExpandedReference"
            }
        }
    )
);
SubmitForm(SharePointForm1);
NewForm(SharePointForm1)//;Navigate(Screen1,ScreenTransition.Fade)

Any help pleaseee 😞 

[RandyHayes]

@AnPhamEFL 

Why are you patching things from your Form?

The only function you need to submit your form is SubmitForm.

This is also the only mechanism to submit attachments.

[AnPhamEFL]

Hi Randy,

I'm already try SubmitForm but it does not input my others DataCard & multiple choices in ListBox.

[RandyHayes · Accepted solution]

@AnPhamEFL 

Then you don't have the Update properties set right on the Datacards that contain them.

Based on your patch formula, the Update properties of the datacards should be as follows:

For Department datacard:   DataCardValue8.Selected.Result

For Team datacard: DataCardValue6.Selected.Result

For FullName datacard: Concat(ListBox1.SelectedItems, 'Full Name' & ",")

For Category datacard: {Value:DataCardValue3.Selected.Value}

[AnPhamEFL]

@RandyHayes Thank you so much !!! you save my day.

[RandyHayes]

@AnPhamEFL 

No problem!  Yes, in general, stay away from Patches when you are using a Form...it will do everything for you.