undefinedOnSuccess with 2 Success Screen base from choices

[djreyes1110]

Hello, 

I am using SharePoint List as my datasource and I have a column named Status with 2 selection, returned and borrowed. 

If the user selected Borrowed it should navigate to SuccessScreen and if its returned navigate to SuccessScreen1. 

I tried this formula below and both is routing to SuccessScreen1. 

If(
DataCardValue2.Selected.Value = "Borrowed",
Navigate(SuccessScreen),
DataCardValue1.Selected.Value = "Returned",
Navigate(SuccessScreen1)
)

Also tried this but I am getting an error which I know my function is incorrect.

Set(
formtype,
"Edit";
Set(
selectedItem,
DataCardValue2.Selected.Value = "Borrowed"
)
);
Navigate(SuccessScreen);
Set(
"Detail",
DetailScreen1;
Set(
selectedItem,
DataCardValue1.Selected.Value = "Returned"
);
Navigate(SuccessScreen1)

Thank you so much for your help!

[WarrenBelz]

Hi @djreyes1110 ,

I am not sure what you are trying to do with the second bit of code, but you had two different control references in the first one. You just need

Switch(
   DataCardValue2.Selected.Value,
   "Borrowed",
   Navigate(SuccessScreen),
   "Returned",
   Navigate(SuccessScreen1)
)

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[Pstork1]

If Borrowed and Returned are your only two choices then try the following

If(
DataCardValue2.Selected.Value = "Borrowed",
Navigate(SuccessScreen,ScreenTransition.Fade),
Navigate(SuccessScreen1,ScreenTransition.Fade)
)

If its possible that it won't be one of those two choices then use this

If(
DataCardValue2.Selected.Value = "Borrowed",
Navigate(SuccessScreen,ScreenTransition.Fade),
if(DataCardValue1.Selected.Value = "Returned",
Navigate(SuccessScreen1,ScreenTransition.Fade))
)

[djreyes1110]

Hello, thank you so much for replying. I apologize if I did not put it in details. In my EditForm1 I need 2 success screens, one of returned and one for borrowed once a user submitted a form. I tried the function you gave and added it OnSuccess and I selected borrowed it navigates to SuccessScreen1 and it should navigate to SuccessScreen.

[djreyes1110]

Hello, thank you so much for replying.  In my EditForm1 I need 2 success screens, one of returned and one for borrowed once a user submitted a form. I tried the function you gave and added it OnSuccess and I selected borrowed it navigates to SuccessScreen1 and it should navigate to SuccessScreen.

I selected BORROWED but still navigates to SuccessScreen1 instead of navigating to SuccessScreen

[WarrenBelz]

@djreyes1110 ,

Why are you referring to a dropdown when you have the code on the OnSuccess?
Can you please explain your navigation requirements in a bit more detail.

[djreyes1110]

The requirement is that when a user BORROWS an item they will be needing to read instructions on how to return the item and I navigated it to that using SuccessScreen. Same with returning an item, if they return an item theres also instructions that they need to read so I need to connect it to SuccessScreen1.

[Pstork1]

I noticed after posting that your code checks two different data cards for the dropdown?  Is that perhaps a typo?  Should the value Borrowed or Returned be coming from the same data card?

[djreyes1110]

Hello, 

DataCardValue2 is under EditScreen1 and DataCardValue1 is under DetailScreen1. I was under the assumption that since users will be editing and its going through DetailScreen1 I used DataCardValue1. 

Just tried to use DataCardValue2 for both dropdown if function but still navigated to SuccessScreen1 which is the return success screen.

Thank you for your patience!

[WarrenBelz]

Hi @djreyes1110 ,

I obviously cannot see your model, but you need to define somewhere what screen you want to navigate to. If you use two different data cards, then there are possibilities that it will do nothing or always the same thing if they are not showing the values you need.

Can you please have a think about this.