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PowerApp forms get stuck on "Getting your data..."
Some, but not all of my SharePoint Forms that are built using PowerApps are getting stuck saying (Getting your data...". The strange thing is that sometimes the data will load then this will happen,...
Hi guys,
I too was having the same issue but resolved it by:
1. Changing the form name in the Tree view to the left to its default value, which is SharePointForm1.
2. by adding
ResetForm(CreateItemForm); RequestHide()
to the OnSuccess field as Ryan Robinson suggested but obviously added my Form name instead of using "CreateItemForm", so my string looked something like this ResetForm(SharePointForm1); RequestHide()
3. I also added:
If(IsBlank(SharePointIntegration.Selected) || IsEmpty(SharePointIntegration.Selected),First('insert data source name'),SharePointIntegration.Selected)
to the Item field in the same advanced properties menu for the problematic form as the field was blank for me for some reason.
I hope this works for somebody else as well :)
I am also facing the same issue when using the Power App within Power BI. This issue seems to occurring with Sharepoint List. When trialing the input in App the fileds get populated perfectly into SharePoint List however through Power BI is stuck at "Getting your Data".
My Form on Success is as per below
Notify("Hospital Rating updated successfully",NotificationType.Success,2000); Navigate(Screen1); ResetForm('Hospital Rating'); RequestHide()Any suggestions ?Thanks Sheldor
This is what worked for me, I added this to the OnSuccess field of the form
Navigate(Screen2);
ResetForm(Form1);
RequestHide()Where:
Screen2 is the name of the screen I want to navigate to after the form is successfully submitted
Form1 is the name of the form.
I am having a the same issue but my app is set up a little differently, I have a home screen that is just buttons to navigate to different screens. The actual form is a splir of a couple things. A couple custom input fields and a repeating field gallery. Due to the requirements, this (and not the edit form) was the only way to do it. Due to this I don't actually have a form control per se. My app gets stuck on getting your data right when I start it. Any ideas?
- Sheldor thanks
- Worked for me . Thank you very much.
Sheldor - I'm facing something similar issue "Getting your data", for the certain user they cannot see the data, while I use the formula on Item of Form (Query on Powerapps)
If(IsBlank(SharePointIntegration.Selected) || IsEmpty(SharePointIntegration.Selected),First('insert data source name'),SharePointIntegration.Selected)
But the user still see the blank form (Error on Powerapps)
Sheldor Hi, Thanks for this help. I did just you directed in your reply, however my app is telling me that the SharePointIntegration identifier isn't recognized. What do you suggest can be done?
This totally worked for me. I guess for some reason when I started with a new form on my screen the Item field didn't auto-populate or something. Putting the text in you suggested worked like a charm. It pulls the data into the form now. When you click the edit button you can edit, however if you pull the form up in view, then click edit all, it doesn't switch over to edit. I'm going to keep digging on this.
