As an alternative to using an existing field to make a completely new linked table, you also can build out a new table first and then link the new table together with the old. If existing record, it will patch/update the column in existing record. Try putting in a date field to store release dates, a number field to store peak chart position, or whatever other fields you'd like. The ALTER TABLE statement is also used to add and drop various constraints on an existing table. If new record, it will patch and create new record.
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How can I capture whether user submit new record or already have existing record? I know I cannot used the "defaults" on both patch, but don't know how to start.
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So, we need to extract there resources too and update the links inside the card text to reflect the new location. Indeed, cards could reference external resources like images or sounds, which are all stored in a single folder dia under your profile directory. I tried used below patch function, but it creates new record instead of update the column inthe existing record (refer to sarah's record in the picture). The code works but there remains a concern to address: the medias. The new query must generate the same columns that were generated by the existing.
I have made dropdown list to determine this category that have 3 choice (product/competitor product/manager verification). Instead, the query is run every time the view is referenced in a query. Whenever user submit a form (this form will store the record in another list, not in this list), PowerApps will check whether the form is submitted under which category and update "1" in this list (above picture).
I have a SharePoint list to check if a person submit a form on which category (product/competitor product/manager verification).
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