Toggle Button

[Ouryuusama]

Hello! I am relatively new to Power Apps and I would like some help. I am making something like "Terms and Conditions" where the user has to toggle to "Yes" which means they have read the "Terms and Conditions" before they can submit the form. Which means the Toggle value has to be "Yes" in order for them to be able to submit the form.

[WarrenBelz]

Hi @Ouryuusama ,

In your code submitting the form

If(
   !YourToggleName.Value,
   Notify("You need to answer yes to Terms and conditions",Error),
   SubmitForm(YourFormName)
)

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[eka24]

In the OnSelect Property of the SubmitButton:

If(Toggle1.Value,SubmitForm(FormName),Notify("Turn the Toggle to Yes before you can save"))

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[Ouryuusama]

Thank you very much. Where should I input this code if I don't have a physical submit button. The submit button I am using is the default "save button" that appears on Sharepoint List (does not appear inside Power Apps form).

[WarrenBelz]

Hi @Ouryuusama ,

On that button - add the save code after the check

[Ouryuusama]

As I have said, there is no save button inside the Canvas. The button appears only in Sharepoint List when I make new item for the List. Please see image below.

[WarrenBelz · Accepted solution]

Hi @Ouryuusama ,

In SharePointIntegration in the OnSave function

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