Show warning if people picker doesn't match this item

[yplay27]

I added an icon and on the visible property I've tried a couple variations on the edit form to get the warning lable to only display when Thisitem.owner (people picker field) does not equal this text box. Any ideas? Here are two separate scripts I tried so far:

ThisItem.Owner <> DataCardValue16_2.SelectedItems.Email

If(ThisItem.Owner in DataCardValue16_2.SelectedItems.Email,false,true) 

Additionally, i tried multiple options for a separate dropdown field  but same thing,  it does not work:

ThisItem.Facility.Id <> DD_Fac_E_1.SelectedText.Result

ThisItem.Facility <> DD_Fac_E_1.SelectedText

ThisItem.Facility.value <> DD_Fac_E_1.Selecteditems.Value

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

[AW]

I don't know the full solution, but since the error is on the operator, there could be a discrepancy in the type of data it's comparing. That would depend on the fields' source data. To that point, is the Owner selection an email address (as your formula is comparing to an email)?

[v-qiaqi-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @yplay27,

Could you please tell if you want to achieve this in an Edit Form?

Could you please tell me that if the DataCardValue16_2 allows multi select or single select?

If the DataCardValue16_2 only allows single select, please modify you formula as below:

ThisItem.Owner.Email <> DataCardValue16_2.SelectedItems.Email

In addition, for another separate dropdown field, the key to solve this issue is how you set the Items property of the DD_Fac_E_1.

If you write a Choices() function, you could refer to: 

ThisItem.Facility.value<>DD_Fac_E_1.Selected.Value

If you write a Distinct() function, you could refer to: 

ThisItem.Facility<>DD_Fac_E_1.Selected.Result

If you write a formula like List.Facility, you could refer to: 

ThisItem.Facility<>DD_Fac_E_1.Selected.Facility​

[yplay27]

thank you i will give these a try although i believe i already attempted these. the owner field is single selection and yes this this an edit form.