Disabling a button after information is sent

[Fernanda]

Hello

I need some help figuring out the right way to do this.

I have a button that sends some information and that info is based on a dropdown selection. Once that info is sent, i need to disable it for that specific selection, but must be available for the next one and so forth. Once everything is selected, button must be, of course, disabled.

Is there a way to do it? I am familiar with making a button disable by the use of variables, but I can't figure this one out. 

Can you help me?

Here is my dropdown example.

Thank you!!

[zmansuri]

To achieve the functionality of disabling the button after information is sent for a specific dropdown selection, you can use a combination of variables and the Disable property of the button in Power Apps. You'll need to keep track of the selected dropdown value and whether the information has been sent for that value. Here's how you can do it:

1. Create Variables:
- Create two variables, one to store the selected dropdown value (`SelectedDropdownValue`) and another to indicate if the information is sent for that value (`IsInfoSent`).

2. Set Default Values:
- Set the default value of the `SelectedDropdownValue` variable to the first item in the dropdown (or any other appropriate default).
- Set the default value of the `IsInfoSent` variable to `false`.

3. Button Disabled Property:
- Set the Disabled property of the button to the `IsInfoSent` variable. This will disable the button when `IsInfoSent` is `true`.

4. OnSelect of the Button:
- In the OnSelect property of the button, send the information based on the selected dropdown value (`SelectedDropdownValue`).
- After sending the information, set the `IsInfoSent` variable to `true` to indicate that the information is sent for the current dropdown selection.

5. OnChange of the Dropdown:
- In the OnChange property of the dropdown, update the `SelectedDropdownValue` variable to the new selected value and reset the `IsInfoSent` variable to `false`.
- This will allow the button to be enabled again for the new dropdown selection.

By following these steps, the button will be disabled after the information is sent for the current dropdown selection. It will become enabled again for the next selection, and so on, until all selections are made and the button is disabled for all choices.