Hi,
Can someone help with what error i have in this patch formula?
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Hi
Thank you for the formula
I have tried it both ways:
Form On Success
Patch(
'Animal Information',
LookUp(
'Animal Information',
'Animal Information' = Form1.LastSubmit.'Animal Information'
),
{
'Shelter Status': 'Shelter Status (Animal Information)'.'Claimed for Foster'
}
)
Submit button -
Hi @J_Easter,
Go to your table in the solution window and select your columns, you will see a column with the data type unique identifier. It is usually the same name as your table but plural. So for me, my table is called Animal and the unique identifier is animals.
@Corry Thank you for that explanation. Unfortunately, I am still stuck. I tried to follow the example you shared but with no luck.
Hi
I have got the Submit form option to work on one of my forms, but it is not working for the Foster an Animal form. The only fields I have are Animal Name, Foster Claimer and Shelter Status. Do I have to have any other column for it to work?
HI @J_Easter,
I updated my table name to match your table name as this may better highlight the differences.
Here is the formula I have entered that produces no syntax errors.
Patch(
'Animal Tables',
LookUp(
'Animal Tables',
cr0f4_animalsid = Form2_1.LastSubmit.Animals
),
{'Shelter Status': 'Shelter Status (Animal Tables)'.'Claimed for Foster'}
)
I have used this too and it is not updating the record still:
Patch(
'Animal Information',
LookUp(
'Animal Information',
'Animal ID' = 'Foster an Animal Form'.LastSubmit.'Animal ID'
),
{
'Shelter Status': 'Shelter Status (Animal Information)'.'Claimed for Foster'
}
)
I have used the Submit button instead and kept the Shelter Status as a drop down on the form - Thank you @Corry and @ZeeScience for all your help!!!
HI @mgreen91,
It is really important that you are using the 'Logical Name' of your 'Unique Identifier' column and the display name of the 'Unique Identifier' column.
Here is where those 2 parts need to be in the formula I am using.
Unique Identifier Column
Logical Name
Display Name
Patch(
'Animal Information',
LookUp(
'Animal Information',
'Animal ID' = 'Foster an Animal Form'.LastSubmit.'Animal ID'
),
{
'Shelter Status': 'Shelter Status (Animal Information)'.'Claimed for Foster'
}
)
This is what my Unique Identifier Column looks like.
To get the Logical Name, click the 3 vertical dots as shown in the below image.
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