I using patch for Save data in PowerApps, but have an error. Which my column "TotalBudget" is Number Column Type
For other column can Save to SharePoint List.
MyCode:
Patch('Budget Master 2', Defaults('Budget Master 2'),{Title:Dropdown2.Selected.Result, Company:Dropdown3.SelectedText, Department:Dropdown1.Selected.Result, BudgetID: TextInput1.Text, TotalBudget:TextInput2.Text});
My Screenshoot for better explain
Thank You
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If you're not using a form then you're patch formula was correct aside from the Value() for the TotalBudget...
If you want to learn about forms I can suggest you watch Shane Youngs youtube channel.
here's his video on Forms:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yT4gGVunU0o
Looking at your screenshot you also appear to have some warnings... Im assuming they are delegation warnings?
Hi @Aki78
For delegation warning because is related with other list for datasource
Split(First('Budget Master').Title,",")
And for video , I want say thank you because I'm learning for that video too 🙂
And for Patch is using Value is correct, and now it working to my powerapps.
Thanks
Perfect! If you were happy with my answer please mark my response as the solution to your problem...
Shane Young's video's are brilliant, he breaks everything down in a very simplistic way and holds your hand through the process.
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