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[Michael Seto]

I have a datacard being displayed from a drop down that uses a field within an entity I have that can either be ‘Yes’ or ‘No’.

On the same screen I have an icon. I would like the icon to be different depending on the ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ value of the datacardvalue.

I tried the following in the ‘Icon’ property of the Icon: If(DataCardValue30.Selected.Value=”No”, Icon.Draw)

However, there’s an error on the equals sign that says ‘Incompatible type. We can’t evaluate your formula because the values being compared in the formula aren’t the same type.’

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Michael Seto
Cloud Wiz
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[Michael Seto]

Anyone? Is this a tough one?

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Michael Seto
Cloud Wiz
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[Warren Belz]

HI Michael,
The issue I believe is in the piece.

DataCardValue30.Selected.Value="No"?

If this is a Boolean field in the data source and (I assume) you are using a toggle or checkbox, it should be

DataCardValue30.Value=true

Is this the case?

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Warren Belz
Rockhampton Qld Australia
+61 409 315 509
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[Mark Pearson]

I would look at two icons.  When a change is made it sets a  variable to true or false.  If true, the visible of one is true,  if false the visible of the other is true

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Mark Pearson
National Operations Manager
61409321547
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[Ujjwal Sharma]

It tried it on my end and it works.

Are you sure the datacard is a drop-down and not a Combo Box?

If it is a combo box then you have to use If(First(DataCardValue30.Selected).Value="No", Icon.Draw)  .

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Ujjwal Sharma
Software Developer India
Delhi
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[Peter Heffner]

Michael,
I think there is still any issue filtering Sharepoint lists with a boolean field. It always returns false.
This is why I use text fields writing true/false or Yes/No as a text value.

Working with Sharepoint and SQL servers I have seen true/True/1 and false/False/0
When using toggles or checkboxes or dropdowns I often add a label to display the actual value of my selection just to reduce troubleshooting time.
I hope this helps.

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Peter Heffner
Intranet Solution Specialist III
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[Brent Mason]

Could this be the magic line for which you are looking?

I added this to the ICON property of the icon: If(Dropdown1.SelectedText.Value = “yes”, Icon.Draw, Icon.Airplane )

This swaps between the Draw and Airplane icons based on the “yes” or “no” from the dropdown.

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Brent Mason
Project Manager
5037995914
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