I am getting this error while trying to foster an animal.
can someone please help me with correct formula for patch.
formula I am using is on success-
why you used animal name as dropdown, isn't supposed to came from your home screen! meaning that when you click the animal you want to foster their (id) should be saved somewhere.
I have the same problem that I can't reflect status of the animal from "Ready for foster" to "Claim for foster)
Thanks Aala, yes but somehow I am unable to do that logic. can anyone help?
Hi @NeelamDell , @Aala_95 ,
Can you please try the below?
Patch(
'Animal tables',
{'Microchip ID':'Foster Form'.LastSubmit.'Animal table'},
{'Shelter Status':'Shelter Status Choice'.'Claimed for Adoption'}
);
The reason this is more likely to work is because the second (record to update) and third (fields/values to update) arguments of the patch function are separated.
Hi @NeelamDell ,
How did you get the Animal Name Field to have a drop-down? Refer to the image below:
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Hi @BCBuizer ,
I tried your solution inside of mine. But still getting the mandatory field error like @NeelamDell mentioned at first post.
This is the ss for form:
And the update button's function is:
Patch(
Animal_Details,
{NewMicrochipIdentity: Form1.LastSubmit.Animal_Detail},
{NewFosterClaimer: Form1.LastSubmit.NewFosterClaimer},
{NewAdopter: Form1.LastSubmit.NewAdopter},
{NewForeverFamilyStory: Form1.LastSubmit.NewForeverFamilyStory},
{NewDateofAdoption: Form1.LastSubmit.NewDateofAdoption},
{NewShelterStatus: 'NewShelterStatus (Animal_Details)'.'Claimed for Adoption'}
);
Notify(
"Animal Table successfully updated",
NotificationType.Success
);
Set(varreset,false);
Set(varreset,true);
Refresh(Animal_Details);
Navigate('AnimalList Screen')
MicrochipIdentity , Animal Name , Animal Type, Age etc inherited from the first screen to filling automatically.
Hi @Grkm_A ,
I see you have a little too much curly brackets in your formula, please try:
Patch(
Animal_Details,
{NewMicrochipIdentity: Form1.LastSubmit.Animal_Detail},
{
NewFosterClaimer: Form1.LastSubmit.NewFosterClaimer,
NewAdopter: Form1.LastSubmit.NewAdopter,
NewForeverFamilyStory: Form1.LastSubmit.NewForeverFamilyStory,
NewDateofAdoption: Form1.LastSubmit.NewDateofAdoption,
NewShelterStatus: 'NewShelterStatus (Animal_Details)'.'Claimed for Adoption'
}
);
Notify(
"Animal Table successfully updated",
NotificationType.Success
);
Set(varreset,false);
Set(varreset,true);
Refresh(Animal_Details);
Navigate('AnimalList Screen')
You can check the documentation for the Patch function for details: Patch function (contains video) - Power Platform | Microsoft Learn
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