Hi,
I started with a choice field for a Priority selection, with 1-4 as options. I thought a slider would be nicer, so created a rating field in SP list, changed it to a slider on the PowerApps modified SP list form, with the same 1-4 values.
I am struggling to update the choice field with the value selected on the slider. Ideally I want to hide the choice field from view, to be used in list post-submission.
The fields I have are;
Thanks in advance!
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Hi @KevHouston :
Please set the Request Priority_DataCard2's Update property instead of Rating silder _DataCard2's Update property.
Rating silder _DataCard2 updates the Rating silder field, and this field is of numeric type. You cannot use a record to update this field.
Best Regards,
Bof
Hi - I was being blind to the fact I can simpy use the rating field, removing the need for the choice field. Sorted!
Hi @KevHouston :
Do you want to update a Choices field in SPlist with the value of a Slider?
This can be achieved by changing the UpDate property of the data card,I've made a test for your reference:
Set the Request Priority_DataCard2's Update property to:
LookUp(Choices(yourdatasource.'Request Priority'),Value=Text(DataCareValue21.Value))
Best Regards,
Bof
Hi @v-bofeng-msft Bof,
Thanks very much for the response.
I has since deleted the SP list choice field, so recreated a further field 'RequestedPriority' and added it to the screen below the slider.
Following your Update approach, the formula complains about expecting a number, although the value results shown appear to be correct, with 4 in the screen capture below.
Can you see where I am going wrong? Appreciate your support.
Hi @KevHouston :
Please set the Request Priority_DataCard2's Update property instead of Rating silder _DataCard2's Update property.
Rating silder _DataCard2 updates the Rating silder field, and this field is of numeric type. You cannot use a record to update this field.
Best Regards,
Bof
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