Strange behaviour when using Rich Text Editor with Sharepoint List

[zuurg]

I'm currently writing a Canvas app that has 3 forms on it and needs to patch to 3 different Sharepoint Lists.  Each form has a Rich Text Editor on it.   

Assume the following for SP List structure:

List	List A	List B	List C
Field 1	Title (Single Line of Text)	Master ID (Number)	Master ID (Number)
Field 2	Description (Multiple Lines of Rich Text)	Team (Choice - Radio Btn)	Description (Multiple lines of rich text)
Field 3	ID	Comments (Multiple lines of Rich text)	Comments (Multiple lines of Rich text)

My Patch command for List A is pretty basic and works properly:

Patch(
'List A',
Defaults('List A'),
frmListA.Updates,
frmListAAttachments.Updates
);

Patch command for List B is also simple and works properly:

Patch(
        'List B',
        Defaults('List B'),
        {Title: DataCardValue22.Text},     <---- This is a datacard from the List A Form
        {MasterID: varThisHotAdd},
        frmListB.Updates
    );

List C's patch command is not currently working:

Patch(
        'List C',
        Defaults('List C'),
        {'Master ID': varThisHotAdd},
        {Description: DataCardValue70},   <---- Problem.Rich Text Editor Datacard from List A
        frmListC.Updates
    );

Lists A and B get written to.  The problem seems to be where it's trying to get the contents of Form A's Rich Text Editor to patch into List C.  The error I'm getting says:

The requested operation is invalid.  Server Response: ListC failed: Object must implement IConvertible.

clientRequestId: 20d69586-bda7-44c4-b248-af1d47a9765b

serviceRequestId: 20d69586-bda7-44c4-b248-af1d47a9765b

(If I comment out the {Description...} line, it writes to List C too and includes List C's Comments field that are part of frmListC's updated info).  I have tried changing the List C Description to use DataCardValue70.Text and that isn't recognized. 

Another weird thing that it's doing is that the information for the Rich Text cells in the lists are being marked as read-only, whereas all of the other data can be edited within Sharepoint.  Is there a way to have it not written as Read-Only?

Can anyone help?

[theapurva · Accepted solution]

Hello,
First I believe you are missing to use HtmlText property.

{Description: DataCardValue70.HtmlText},

Secondly, Rich text are not read only, they just need to edited in separate pane by clicking edit button there.

this will open the Pane, you can put your text and save it

[zuurg]

Man, that worked, and you're right about editing in Sharepoint - I was trying to edit it using Grid view.  

Extra question: I'm generating HTML Text to be sent via email with this whole thing.  The majority of the text I'm generating is in Verdana using a 12pt font, but the Rich Text Editors keep generating Calibri in 11pts.  Is there a way to force it to create verdana 12?  I tried to change the font size on the control's properties to 12 (If I'm stuck with calibri I guess that's okay, I'll just change the body of my own text) but it still puts out 11pts.