I want know how do two functions in the same button, like: Patch(Company;Defaults(Company); {Name: "Company" }) ; Back(Fade)
The " ; " don't work here. And i want use Back with Patch.
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Hi @Jeronimo
Please use double semi-colons (";;"). The semicolon will act as a comma (",") depending on your locale, so the double semicolon will act as a regular escaped semicolon. Below is the correct formula:
Patch(Company;Defaults(Company); {Name: "Company" }) ;; Back(Fade)
Please let us know if you have any further issues.
Eric, Software Engineer, PowerApps Staff
Hi @Jeronimo
Please use double semi-colons (";;"). The semicolon will act as a comma (",") depending on your locale, so the double semicolon will act as a regular escaped semicolon. Below is the correct formula:
Patch(Company;Defaults(Company); {Name: "Company" }) ;; Back(Fade)
Please let us know if you have any further issues.
Eric, Software Engineer, PowerApps Staff
Hi
As I know,
- Patch(Company;Defaults(Company); {Name: "Company" }) ; Back(Fade)
is usally written as
- Patch(Company, Defaults(Company), {Name: "Company" }) ; Back(Fade)
That's using
- , inside Patch
- ; for more than one function, working in sequential route.
Hope it clarifies your need.
Really helpfull.
Just had this one thing that was blocking me from making my powerapp
Keep the good word dude 🙂
@hpkeong thank you in advance if you have a moment to think this over; my issue is very similar to the OP.
I have a gallery that needs to run two functions: Filter, and SortbyColumns. Individually, each of the formulas works, but won't combine successfully. My reference is the MSFT Doc linked below to make sure I'm using the correct operator (I'm going with semicolon).
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