Why is the save button not working when trying to apply bulk action.
My code is as below
@Suvrutt_Gurjar Can you help me with this. Nothing despite clicking on the Save Button Multiple times. Is that a bug or anything wrng from my side. ?
Can you please share more details of your column “Process_Status” settings and expression used in action?
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Thank you. You have shared column details of column"Process_Vendor"
Please note two observations- The detail expressions and meanings of those expressions are unclear. Meaning they seem to be using some SELECT() on yet another table etc. but the details and intention is unclear,
Second thing, in the latest expressions, shared you are using “Process_Vendor” column. In the first post you are showing a column called “Process_Status”
Please take a look at these differences and please revert.
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Sorry about that but I actually want both columns to be edited using that bulk action but to keep things simple and to see which column is creating problem , I was trying individua columns but its creating problem with both of these columns. You can consider Process_Vendor itself. Let us forget about Process_Status.
Suvrutt_Gurjar:
The detail expressions and meanings of those expressions are unclear.
Which Expressions ? Can you please elaborate on this.
Presuming you are talking about the Valid_If Express inside my column definition, Heres the complete expression in the Valid_If Field
SELECT(Accounts[Account_ID], [Account_Type] = “Vendor”)
Does it help ?
The column shown is a reference type column, are you trying to change the reference column value through row-level data change action?
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Yes … Is it not possibe to change ref columns this way ?
You can.
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Then where am I going wrong that its not saving .
Yes, it should not cause an issue if the value you are populating is of the same type as that reference field.
One may need to understand your configuration better and what you are trying to achieve in greater depth. This is so because one may need to know why you need to use INPUT() function configuration. If you wish to change the reference field you could do so in the form view of the child record also.
You may also wish to elaborate what you mean when you say “Save button not working”
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Suvrutt_Gurjar:
why you need to use INPUT() function configuration. If you wish to change the reference field you could do so in the form view of the child record also.
Thats because I want to bulk edit this column after selecting the multiple rows.
Let me explain the scenario, I have a Production Orders Table In which I have 2 columns among other - Process_Status (Enum not a ref) and Process_Vendor (Enum Referencing the Accounts table) . On regular Basis , We are expected to update these 2 columns for various rows often the same change. So it would be a lot better for us if we could update this in 1 go rather than going to form for each and every row.
Suvrutt_Gurjar:
You may also wish to elaborate what you mean when you say “Save button not working”
I had also requested above details.
Anyway, in general, your actions configuration should work. There could be one possible setting in the configuration that is preventing from actions being saved. For example, records may not be editable under certain conditions or something similar.
I believe it may be better someone takes a look at your app. You may wish to contact support team or someone else in the community who could have a better idea.
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Thanks Suvrutt… Will check on that.
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