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Helper II
Helper II

Multiple if statements with multiple patch actions

‎08-18-2023 02:11 PM

Hoping someone can help me with nested if statements based on multiple conditions, and multiple actions if those conditions are met.

 

I have an app that i need to do different things based on selections on the screen.  There are 6 different if statements that I need to have to cause an action. Nothing duplicates or can be thought to have 2 ifs where the conditions are met.

 

//Depending on the selections over the app screen will depend on the actions needed to be taken//
--this first if works...
If(
    Value(IsBlank(valQOP_1.Text)) || IsBlank(valPOP_1),
    Notify(
        "Message 1",
        NotificationType.Error
    ),
this 2nd If works...
    If(
        Value(valQOP_1.Text) > Value(valQCOP_1.Text) And !IsBlank(valOOP_1) And valOCR_1.Selected.Value = "",
        Notify(
            "Message 2",
            NotificationType.Error
        )
    ),
//One whole If statement  - this one gets skipped
  If(
        Value(valQOP_1.Text) > Value(valQtyCom_1.Text) And !IsBlank(valOOP_1) And valOCR_1.Selected.Value = "Quality",
        Patch(
            Table1,
            Defaults(Table1),
            {
                Field1: valOOP_1.Selected.QuoteNumber,
                Field2: valPNOP_1.Selected.PID,
                Field3: valPNOP_1.Selected.PN,
                Field4: Value(valQCOP_1.Text) * -1,
                Field5: valFOP_1.Selected.F,
                Field6: "Yes",
                Field7: "Y",
                Field8: Now(),
                Field9: User().FullName,
                Field10: "Removing from numbers"
            }
        );
        Patch(
            Table2,
            Defaults(Table2),
            {
                Field1: Value(valPNOP_1.Selected.PID),
                Field2: Value(valAOP_1.Selected.AID),
                Field3: valFOP_1.Selected.F,
                Field4: Value(valQOP_1.Text) * -1,
                Field5: valPOOP_1.Text,
                Field6: valOOP_1.Selected.ONumber,
                Field7: "Notes",
                Field8: Now(),
                Field9: User().FullName
            }
        );
(I need to also be able to reset the selections and have a fresh screen whenever a condition is met.)
        Reset(valPartNumberOP_1);
        Reset(valOverConsumeReason_1);
        Reset(valFinishOP_1);
        Reset(valQuantityOP_1);
        Reset(valNotesOP_1);
        Reset(valPONumberOP_1);
        Reset(valOrderNumOP_1);
        Refresh(JournalEntries);
        Refresh(JournalEntryFilter);
        Refresh(AvailableInventory);
        If(
            !IsEmpty(Errors(JournalEntries)),
            Notify(
                First(Errors(JournalEntries)).Message,
                NotificationType.Error
            ),
            UpdateContext({varPopUpOP: true})
        )
    ),
3rd if ends here//
 
Next If statement
//One whole If statement  - this one gets ran if the conditions are met
  If(
        Value(valQOP_1.Text) > Value(valQtyCom_1.Text) And !IsBlank(valOOP_1) And valOCR_1.Selected.Value = "Missing",
        (This Patch add a row to up the numbers to account for missing Qtys)
Patch(
            Table1,
            Defaults(Table1),
            {
                Field1: valOOP_1.Selected.QuoteNumber,
                Field2: valPNOP_1.Selected.PID,
                Field3: valPNOP_1.Selected.PN,
                Field4: Value(valQCOP_1.Text) - Value(valQtyCom_1.Text),
                Field5: valFOP_1.Selected.F,
                Field6: "Yes",
                Field7: "Y",
                Field8: Now(),
                Field9: User().FullName,
                Field10: "Adding Missing numbers"
            }
        );
(This Patch removes all of the Qtys by adding a row with a negative amount and thus removing it from reporting.)
Patch(
            Table1,
            Defaults(Table1),
            {
                Field1: valOOP_1.Selected.QuoteNumber,
                Field2: valPNOP_1.Selected.PID,
                Field3: valPNOP_1.Selected.PN,
                Field4: Value(valQCOP_1.Text) * -1,
                Field5: valFOP_1.Selected.F,
                Field6: "Yes",
                Field7: "Y",
                Field8: Now(),
                Field9: User().FullName,
                Field10: "Removing from numbers"
            }
        );
(This Patch goes to an entirely different table for tracking removed Qtys.)
        Patch(
            Table2,
            Defaults(Table2),
            {
                Field1: Value(valPNOP_1.Selected.PID),
                Field2: Value(valAOP_1.Selected.AID),
                Field3: valFOP_1.Selected.F,
                Field4: Value(valQOP_1.Text) * -1,
                Field5: valPOOP_1.Text,
                Field6: valOOP_1.Selected.ONumber,
                Field7: "Notes",
                Field8: Now(),
                Field9: User().FullName
            }
        );
(I need to also be able to reset the selections and have a fresh screen whenever a condition is met.)
        Reset(valPNOP_1);
        Reset(valOCR_1);
        Reset(valFOP_1);
        Reset(valQOP_1);
        Reset(valNOP_1);
        Reset(valPOOP_1);
        Reset(valONOP_1);
        Refresh(JournalEntries);
        Refresh(JournalEntryFilter);
        Refresh(AvailableInventory);
        If(
            !IsEmpty(Errors(Table2)),
            Notify(
                First(Errors(Table2)).Message,
                NotificationType.Error
            ),
            UpdateContext({varPopUpOP: true})
        )
    );
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BCLS776
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‎08-21-2023 11:21 AM

Give this version a try:

If(
    Value(IsBlank(valQuantityOP_1.Text)) || IsBlank(valPOP_1.Text), // First condition
    Notify(
        "You are missing a value in Quantity and / or POP",
        NotificationType.Error
    )
    ,
    Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) > Value(valQtyCom_1.Text) And !IsBlank(valPOP_1.Text) And valOverReason_1.Selected.Value = "", // Second condition
    Notify(
        "You must select a reason for over quantity",
        NotificationType.Error
    )
    ,
    Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) > Value(valQtyCom_1.Text) And !IsBlank(valPOP_1.Text) And valOverReason_1.Selected.Value = "Value1", // Third condition
    Patch(
        Table1,
        Defaults(Table1),
        {
            Q: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,
            PID: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID,
            PNumber: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PNumber,
            SQty: Value(valQtyCom_1.Text) * -1,
            PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,
            Consolidate: "Yes",
            UsedHere: "Y",
            CreatedDate: Now(),
            CreatedBy: User().FullName,
            Notes: "Removing Quantity"
        }
    );
    Patch(
        Table2,
        Defaults(Table2),
        {
            PID: Value(valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID),
            AID: Value(valAdjTypeOP_1.Selected.AID),
            PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.PFinish,
            Quantity: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,
            PNumber: valPOP_1.Text,
            ONumber: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.QNumber,
            Notes: "Over qty reason: " & valOverReason_1.Selected.Value & "; " & valNotesOP_1.Text,
            CreatedDate: Now(),
            CreatedBy: User().FullName
        }
    );
    Reset(valPNumberOP_1);
    Reset(valOverReason_1);
    Reset(valFinishOP_1);
    Reset(valQuantityOP_1);
    Reset(valNotesOP_1);
    Reset(valPOP_1);
    Reset(valOrderNumOP_1);
    Refresh(Table2);
    Refresh(JEFilter);
    Refresh(AvailableQty);
    ,
    Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) > Value(valQtyCom_1.Text) And !IsBlank(valPOP_1.Text) And valOverReason_1.Selected.Value = "Missing Qty", // Fourth condition
    Patch(
        Table1,
        Defaults(Table1),
        {
            Q: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,
            PID: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID,
            PNumber: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PNumber,
            SQty: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) - Value(valQtyCom_1.Text),
            PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,
            Consolidation: "Yes",
            UsedHere: "Y",
            CreatedDate: Now(),
            CreatedBy: User().FullName,
            Notes: "Adding Qty for Missing Qty"
        }
    );
    Patch(
        Table1,
        Defaults(Table1),
        {
            Q: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,
            PID: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID,
            PNumber: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PNumber,
            SQty: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,
            PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,
            Consolidation: "Yes",
            UsedHere: "Y",
            CreatedDate: Now(),
            CreatedBy: User().FullName,
            Notes: "Removing Qty"
        }
    );
    Patch(
        Table2,
        Defaults(Table2),
        {
            PID: Value(valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID),
            AID: Value(valAdjTypeOP_1.Selected.AID),
            Finish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,
            Quantity: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,
            PNumber: valPOP_1.Text,
            ONumber: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.QNumber,
            Notes: "Over consume qty reason: " & valOverReason_1.Selected.Value & "; " & valNotesOP_1.Text,
            CreatedDate: Now(),
            CreatedBy: User().FullName
        }
    );
    Reset(valPNumberOP_1);
    Reset(valOverReason_1);
    Reset(valFinishOP_1);
    Reset(valQuantityOP_1);
    Reset(valNotesOP_1);
    Reset(valPOP_1);
    Reset(valOOP_1);
    Refresh(Table2);
    Refresh(JEFilter);
    Refresh(AvailableQty);
    ,
    !IsBlank(valPOP_1.Text) And Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) <= Value(valQtyCom_1.Text), // Fifth condition
    Patch(
        Table1,
        Defaults(Table1),
        {
            Q: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,
            PID: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID,
            PNumber: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PNumber,
            SQty: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,
            PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,
            Consolidate: "Yes",
            UsedHere: "Y",
            CreatedDate: Now(),
            CreatedBy: User().FullName,
            Notes: "Removing Qty"
        }
    );
    Patch(
        Table2,
        Defaults(Table2),
        {
            PID: Value(valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID),
            AID: Value(valAdjTypeOP_1.Selected.AID),
            Finish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,
            Quantity: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,
            PNumber: valPOP_1.Text,
            ONumber: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,
            Notes: valNotesOP_1.Text,
            CreatedDate: Now(),
            CreatedBy: User().FullName
        }
    );
    Reset(valPNumberOP_1);
    Reset(valOverReason_1);
    Reset(valFinishOP_1);
    Reset(valQuantityOP_1);
    Reset(valNotesOP_1);
    Reset(valPOP_1);
    Reset(valOOP_1);
    Refresh(Table2);
    Refresh(JEFilter);
    Refresh(AvailableQty);
); // End of If()
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BCLS776
Super User
Super User

‎08-19-2023 10:49 AM

I don't know enough about your app's logic to sort through your If() statements, but I'll offer a few comments that have helped me out of issues in the past:

 

First, there's a difference between nested If() statements and statements with multiple conditions. For example,

If(condition1,
    If(condition2,
        // do something,
        // else do something
    ),
    // else when condition1 is not true
)

executes differently than:

If(condition1,
    // do this when condition1 is true,
    condition2,
    // do this when condition2 is true,
    // else, do this when neither is true
)

If() statements with multiple conditions operate more like a Switch() and test conditions one at a time until a true is found. If() statements with nested If() statements cannot jump from one branch of decisions to another.

 

The other thing to keep in mind: once an If() statement finds a true condition, it tests no other options. So, the order of multiple conditions is important if you have a priority of one branch over another.

 

Hope that helps,

Bryan

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Helper II
Helper II

‎08-21-2023 06:46 AM

Thank you, yes I am trying to have something like the 2nd one I believe.  I want it to run through all the IFs to find the true.  None of my IF statements overlap, but maybe I can try a different order of them.  My apps are using azure sql db as the connection.

 

2 text inputs, a Summed value, and a drop down are in play, but mostly the drop down is the deciding factor.  

 

Text1 = Quantity (mandatory)

Text 2 = Purchase Number (mandatory)

Summed Value = Quantity they should be using (value i created based on what is needed, but sometimes they need to add a higher quantity))

Drop Down = Reason you have put a quantity that is greater than the summed Quantity (only mandatory if the quantity they are entering is greater than the summed quantity)

 

IF #1: If Text1 or Text 2 is blank then show error message 1

IF #2: If Text1 is greater than summed quantity, Text2 is not blank, and dropdown is blank then show error message 2

IF #3: If Text1 is greater than summed quantity and drop down is value 1 then Patch to table 1 and patch to table 2

IF #4: If Text1 is greater than summed quantity and drop down is value 2 then Patch to table 1 positive quantity (i have to plus up the quantity in table 1 then remove the total quantity, Patch to table 1 negative quantity, Patch to table 2

IF #5: If Text 1 is less than or equal to summed quantity, patch to table 1 and patch to table 2

 

ELSE do nothing.

 

 

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‎08-21-2023 07:15 AM

In that case, consider reducing your multiple If() statements to a single one with multiple conditions if your intention is that at most one (and only one) of those 5 possibilities is executed. Also, I noticed the use of "valOOP_1" as what appears to be a control name in several IsBlank() statements. Should this instead be "valOOP_1.Selected"?

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Helper II
Helper II

‎08-21-2023 07:57 AM

Sorry, when I was updating the code to be more generic I messed up that one.  Should be !IsBlank() should be the !IsBlank(valPOP_1), which is a text input.  

 

I think there is a comma or semi colon or parenthesis that is out of place maybe?  Here is my whole code. Not sure how to make it all one. If you have any order advice or any advice I would appreciate it.  The first If runs fine, the 2nd if runs fine.  The 4th If and 5th if run, but it seems to not run when the 3rd criteria is selected.

 

If(

    Value(IsBlank(valQuantityOP_1.Text)) || IsBlank(valPOP_1),

    Notify(

        "You are missing a value in Quantity and / or POP",

        NotificationType.Error

    ),

    If(

        Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) > Value(valQtyCom_1.Text) And !IsBlank(valPOP_1) And valOverReason_1.Selected.Value = "",

        Notify(

            "You must select a reason for over quantity",

            NotificationType.Error

        )

    ,

    If(

        Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) > Value(valQtyCom_1.Text) And !IsBlank(valPOP_1) And valOverReason_1.Selected.Value = "Value1",

        Patch(

            Table1,

            Defaults(Table1),

            {

                Q: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,

                PID: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID,

                PNumber: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PNumber,

                SQty: Value(valQtyCom_1.Text) * -1,

                PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,

                Consolidate: "Yes",

                UsedHere: "Y",

                CreatedDate: Now(),

                CreatedBy: User().FullName,

                Notes: "Removing Quantity"

            }

        );

        Patch(

            Table2,

            Defaults(Table2),

            {

                PID: Value(valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID),

                AID: Value(valAdjTypeOP_1.Selected.AID),

                PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.PFinish,

                Quantity: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,

                PNumber: valPOP_1.Text,

                ONumber: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.QNumber,

                Notes: "Over qty reason: " & valOverReason_1.Selected.Value & "; " & valNotesOP_1.Text,

                CreatedDate: Now(),

                CreatedBy: User().FullName

            }

        );

        Reset(valPNumberOP_1);

        Reset(valOverReason_1);

        Reset(valFinishOP_1);

        Reset(valQuantityOP_1);

        Reset(valNotesOP_1);

        Reset(valPOP_1);

        Reset(valOrderNumOP_1);

        Refresh(Table2);

        Refresh(JEFilter);

        Refresh(AvailableQty)),

 

    If(

        Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) > Value(valQtyCom_1.Text) And !IsBlank(valPOP_1) And valOverReason_1.Selected.Value = "Missing Qty",

        Patch(

            Table1,

            Defaults(Table1),

            {

                Q: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,

                PID: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID,

                PNumber: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PNumber,

                SQty: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) - Value(valQtyCom_1.Text),

                PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,

                Consolidation: "Yes",

                UsedHere: "Y",

                CreatedDate: Now(),

                CreatedBy: User().FullName,

                Notes: "Adding Qty for Missing Qty"

            }

        );

        Patch(

            Table1,

            Defaults(Table1),

            {

                Q: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,

                PID: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID,

                PNumber: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PNumber,

                SQty: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,

                PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,

                Consolidation: "Yes",

                UsedHere: "Y",

                CreatedDate: Now(),

                CreatedBy: User().FullName,

                Notes: "Removing Qty"

            }

        );

                     Patch(

            Table2,

            Defaults(Table2),

            {

                PID: Value(valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID),

                AID: Value(valAdjTypeOP_1.Selected.AID),

                Finish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,

                Quantity: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,

                PNumber: valPOP_1.Text,

                ONumber: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.QNumber,

                Notes: "Over consume qty reason: " & valOverReason_1.Selected.Value & "; " & valNotesOP_1.Text,

                CreatedDate: Now(),

                CreatedBy: User().FullName

            }

        );

        Reset(valPNumberOP_1);

        Reset(valOverReason_1);

        Reset(valFinishOP_1);

        Reset(valQuantityOP_1);

        Reset(valNotesOP_1);

        Reset(valPOP_1);

        Reset(valOOP_1);

        Refresh(Table2);

        Refresh(JEFilter);

        Refresh(AvailableQty)

 

    ),

    If(

        !IsBlank(valPOP_1) And Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) <= Value(valQtyCom_1.Text),

        Patch(

            Table1,

            Defaults(Table1),

            {

                Q: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,

                PID: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID,

                PNumber: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PNumber,

                SQty: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,

                PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,

                Consolidate: "Yes",

                UsedHere: "Y",

                CreatedDate: Now(),

                CreatedBy: User().FullName,

                Notes: "Removing Qty"

            }

        );

        Patch(

            Table2,

            Defaults(Table2),

            {

                PID: Value(valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID),

                AID: Value(valAdjTypeOP_1.Selected.AID),

                Finish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,

                Quantity: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,

                PNumber: valPOP_1.Text,

                ONumber: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,

                Notes: valNotesOP_1.Text,

                CreatedDate: Now(),

                CreatedBy: User().FullName

            }

        );

        Reset(valPNumberOP_1);

        Reset(valOverReason_1);

        Reset(valFinishOP_1);

        Reset(valQuantityOP_1);

        Reset(valNotesOP_1);

        Reset(valPOP_1);

        Reset(valOOP_1);

        Refresh(Table2);

        Refresh(JEFilter);

        Refresh(AvailableQty)

 

  

 

)))

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BCLS776
Super User
Super User

‎08-21-2023 08:21 AM

!IsBlank(valPOP_1) should be !IsBlank(valPOP_1.Text) if that control is a text input or label.

 

If you need your code edited, can you paste it into a code field using the </> button in the menu? That saves me a bunch of time trying to edit it. I'll be offline for a couple of hours, but will get back to it after that

 

Bryan

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Helper II
Helper II

‎08-21-2023 08:35 AM

Below is the code and I updated that field to be .Text.  Thank you for whenever you have a chance.  

 

If(
    Value(IsBlank(valQuantityOP_1.Text)) || IsBlank(valPOP_1.Text),
    Notify(
        "You are missing a value in Quantity and / or POP",
        NotificationType.Error
    ),
    If(
        Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) > Value(valQtyCom_1.Text) And !IsBlank(valPOP_1.Text) And valOverReason_1.Selected.Value = "",
        Notify(
            "You must select a reason for over quantity",
            NotificationType.Error
        )
    ,
    If(
        Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) > Value(valQtyCom_1.Text) And !IsBlank(valPOP_1.Text) And valOverReason_1.Selected.Value = "Value1",
        Patch(
            Table1,
            Defaults(Table1),
            {
                Q: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,
                PID: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID,
                PNumber: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PNumber,
                SQty: Value(valQtyCom_1.Text) * -1,
                PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,
                Consolidate: "Yes",
                UsedHere: "Y",
                CreatedDate: Now(),
                CreatedBy: User().FullName,
                Notes: "Removing Quantity"
            }
        );
        Patch(
            Table2,
            Defaults(Table2),
            {
                PID: Value(valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID),
                AID: Value(valAdjTypeOP_1.Selected.AID),
                PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.PFinish,
                Quantity: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,
                PNumber: valPOP_1.Text,
                ONumber: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.QNumber,
                Notes: "Over qty reason: " & valOverReason_1.Selected.Value & "; " & valNotesOP_1.Text,
                CreatedDate: Now(),
                CreatedBy: User().FullName
            }
        );
        Reset(valPNumberOP_1);
        Reset(valOverReason_1);
        Reset(valFinishOP_1);
        Reset(valQuantityOP_1);
        Reset(valNotesOP_1);
        Reset(valPOP_1);
        Reset(valOrderNumOP_1);
        Refresh(Table2);
        Refresh(JEFilter);
        Refresh(AvailableQty)),

    If(
        Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) > Value(valQtyCom_1.Text) And !IsBlank(valPOP_1.Text) And valOverReason_1.Selected.Value = "Missing Qty",
        Patch(
            Table1,
            Defaults(Table1),
            {
                Q: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,
                PID: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID,
                PNumber: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PNumber,
                SQty: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) - Value(valQtyCom_1.Text),
                PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,
                Consolidation: "Yes",
                UsedHere: "Y",
                CreatedDate: Now(),
                CreatedBy: User().FullName,
                Notes: "Adding Qty for Missing Qty"
            }
        );
        Patch(
            Table1,
            Defaults(Table1),
            {
                Q: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,
                PID: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID,
                PNumber: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PNumber,
                SQty: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,
                PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,
                Consolidation: "Yes",
                UsedHere: "Y",
                CreatedDate: Now(),
                CreatedBy: User().FullName,
                Notes: "Removing Qty"
            }
        );
		        Patch(
            Table2,
            Defaults(Table2),
            {
                PID: Value(valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID),
                AID: Value(valAdjTypeOP_1.Selected.AID),
                Finish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,
                Quantity: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,
                PNumber: valPOP_1.Text,
                ONumber: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.QNumber,
                Notes: "Over consume qty reason: " & valOverReason_1.Selected.Value & "; " & valNotesOP_1.Text,
                CreatedDate: Now(),
                CreatedBy: User().FullName
            }
        );
        Reset(valPNumberOP_1);
        Reset(valOverReason_1);
        Reset(valFinishOP_1);
        Reset(valQuantityOP_1);
        Reset(valNotesOP_1);
        Reset(valPOP_1);
        Reset(valOOP_1);
        Refresh(Table2);
        Refresh(JEFilter);
        Refresh(AvailableQty)

    ),
    If(
        !IsBlank(valPOP_1.Text) And Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) <= Value(valQtyCom_1.Text),
        Patch(
            Table1,
            Defaults(Table1),
            {
                Q: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,
                PID: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID,
                PNumber: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PNumber,
                SQty: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,
                PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,
                Consolidate: "Yes",
                UsedHere: "Y",
                CreatedDate: Now(),
                CreatedBy: User().FullName,
                Notes: "Removing Qty"
            }
        );
        Patch(
            Table2,
            Defaults(Table2),
            {
                PID: Value(valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID),
                AID: Value(valAdjTypeOP_1.Selected.AID),
                Finish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,
                Quantity: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,
                PNumber: valPOP_1.Text,
                ONumber: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,
                Notes: valNotesOP_1.Text,
                CreatedDate: Now(),
                CreatedBy: User().FullName
            }
        );
        Reset(valPNumberOP_1);
        Reset(valOverReason_1);
        Reset(valFinishOP_1);
        Reset(valQuantityOP_1);
        Reset(valNotesOP_1);
        Reset(valPOP_1);
        Reset(valOOP_1);
        Refresh(Table2);
        Refresh(JEFilter);
        Refresh(AvailableQty)

   

)))

 

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Super User

‎08-21-2023 11:21 AM

Give this version a try:

If(
    Value(IsBlank(valQuantityOP_1.Text)) || IsBlank(valPOP_1.Text), // First condition
    Notify(
        "You are missing a value in Quantity and / or POP",
        NotificationType.Error
    )
    ,
    Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) > Value(valQtyCom_1.Text) And !IsBlank(valPOP_1.Text) And valOverReason_1.Selected.Value = "", // Second condition
    Notify(
        "You must select a reason for over quantity",
        NotificationType.Error
    )
    ,
    Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) > Value(valQtyCom_1.Text) And !IsBlank(valPOP_1.Text) And valOverReason_1.Selected.Value = "Value1", // Third condition
    Patch(
        Table1,
        Defaults(Table1),
        {
            Q: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,
            PID: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID,
            PNumber: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PNumber,
            SQty: Value(valQtyCom_1.Text) * -1,
            PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,
            Consolidate: "Yes",
            UsedHere: "Y",
            CreatedDate: Now(),
            CreatedBy: User().FullName,
            Notes: "Removing Quantity"
        }
    );
    Patch(
        Table2,
        Defaults(Table2),
        {
            PID: Value(valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID),
            AID: Value(valAdjTypeOP_1.Selected.AID),
            PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.PFinish,
            Quantity: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,
            PNumber: valPOP_1.Text,
            ONumber: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.QNumber,
            Notes: "Over qty reason: " & valOverReason_1.Selected.Value & "; " & valNotesOP_1.Text,
            CreatedDate: Now(),
            CreatedBy: User().FullName
        }
    );
    Reset(valPNumberOP_1);
    Reset(valOverReason_1);
    Reset(valFinishOP_1);
    Reset(valQuantityOP_1);
    Reset(valNotesOP_1);
    Reset(valPOP_1);
    Reset(valOrderNumOP_1);
    Refresh(Table2);
    Refresh(JEFilter);
    Refresh(AvailableQty);
    ,
    Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) > Value(valQtyCom_1.Text) And !IsBlank(valPOP_1.Text) And valOverReason_1.Selected.Value = "Missing Qty", // Fourth condition
    Patch(
        Table1,
        Defaults(Table1),
        {
            Q: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,
            PID: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID,
            PNumber: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PNumber,
            SQty: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) - Value(valQtyCom_1.Text),
            PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,
            Consolidation: "Yes",
            UsedHere: "Y",
            CreatedDate: Now(),
            CreatedBy: User().FullName,
            Notes: "Adding Qty for Missing Qty"
        }
    );
    Patch(
        Table1,
        Defaults(Table1),
        {
            Q: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,
            PID: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID,
            PNumber: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PNumber,
            SQty: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,
            PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,
            Consolidation: "Yes",
            UsedHere: "Y",
            CreatedDate: Now(),
            CreatedBy: User().FullName,
            Notes: "Removing Qty"
        }
    );
    Patch(
        Table2,
        Defaults(Table2),
        {
            PID: Value(valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID),
            AID: Value(valAdjTypeOP_1.Selected.AID),
            Finish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,
            Quantity: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,
            PNumber: valPOP_1.Text,
            ONumber: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.QNumber,
            Notes: "Over consume qty reason: " & valOverReason_1.Selected.Value & "; " & valNotesOP_1.Text,
            CreatedDate: Now(),
            CreatedBy: User().FullName
        }
    );
    Reset(valPNumberOP_1);
    Reset(valOverReason_1);
    Reset(valFinishOP_1);
    Reset(valQuantityOP_1);
    Reset(valNotesOP_1);
    Reset(valPOP_1);
    Reset(valOOP_1);
    Refresh(Table2);
    Refresh(JEFilter);
    Refresh(AvailableQty);
    ,
    !IsBlank(valPOP_1.Text) And Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) <= Value(valQtyCom_1.Text), // Fifth condition
    Patch(
        Table1,
        Defaults(Table1),
        {
            Q: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,
            PID: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID,
            PNumber: valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PNumber,
            SQty: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,
            PFinish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,
            Consolidate: "Yes",
            UsedHere: "Y",
            CreatedDate: Now(),
            CreatedBy: User().FullName,
            Notes: "Removing Qty"
        }
    );
    Patch(
        Table2,
        Defaults(Table2),
        {
            PID: Value(valPNumberOP_1.Selected.PID),
            AID: Value(valAdjTypeOP_1.Selected.AID),
            Finish: valFinishOP_1.Selected.Finish,
            Quantity: Value(valQuantityOP_1.Text) * -1,
            PNumber: valPOP_1.Text,
            ONumber: valOrderNumOP_1.Selected.Q,
            Notes: valNotesOP_1.Text,
            CreatedDate: Now(),
            CreatedBy: User().FullName
        }
    );
    Reset(valPNumberOP_1);
    Reset(valOverReason_1);
    Reset(valFinishOP_1);
    Reset(valQuantityOP_1);
    Reset(valNotesOP_1);
    Reset(valPOP_1);
    Reset(valOOP_1);
    Refresh(Table2);
    Refresh(JEFilter);
    Refresh(AvailableQty);
); // End of If()
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Helper II

‎08-21-2023 12:10 PM

You are amazing, thank you.  I know it was just a little thing i was missing. I didn't need all the "IFs".  Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!!!

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