This video goes into using checkboxes with SharePoint & PowerApps. From using basic checkboxes to converting from toggle switches. You can even color code checkboxes so they can display multiple values, that way a checkbox can become more than just a boolean. Come check it out!
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New Button using Navigate and Context Variable:
Navigate(Screen3,Fade,{varNewForm:true})
Edit Button Using Navigate and Context Variable:
Select(Parent);Navigate(Screen3,Fade,{varNewForm:false})
Save Button on New Screen to Patch:
If(
varNewForm,
Patch(
MyList,
{
Title: TextInput1.Text,
Checkbox1: Checkbox5.Value,
Checkbox2: Checkbox6.Value,
Checkbox3: Checkbox7.Value,
Grade:Dropdown1.Selected
}
),
Patch(
MyList,
Gallery1.Selected,
{
Title: TextInput1.Text,
Checkbox1: Checkbox5.Value,
Checkbox2: Checkbox6.Value,
Checkbox3: Checkbox7.Value,
Grade:Dropdown1.Selected
}
)
);
UpdateContext({varNewForm: false});Navigate(Screen2,Fade)
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
2:13 By Default Checkboxes are Toggles
3:07 Convert a Toggle to a Checkbox
6:05 Patch Statement for Checkboxes
8:22 Editing from a Gallery
8:45 Updating the Template Fill of Gallery
9:33 Default Property of Checkbox
11:16 Creating a New Form Button for Patch
14:04 Creating Form & Gallery on Separate Screens
15:54 Updating the Default Property of Checkboxes
19:20 Using more than just Boolean in a Checkbox
20:42 CheckmarkFill Color
22:38 Conclusion