Erreur inattendu

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Bonjour,

J'ai un message d'erreur inattendu:

Patch(Articles; SelectedArticle; {Quantite: SelectedArticle.Quantite + Value(txtQuantiteMouvement.Text)});
     Patch(Articles; Defaults(Articles); {
         Article: SelectedArticle;
         TypeMouvement: {Value: "Entrée"};
         Quantite: Value(txtQuantiteMouvement.Text);
         DateMouvement: Now()
     });
     Set(SelectedArticle; LookUp(Articles; ID = SelectedArticle.ID));
     Notify("Stock mis à jour"; NotificationType.Success)
 
Il souligne le ; dans la 1ère ligne et ça me créer une erreur.
et me renvoie: caractère inattendus. 

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Mohsin Ali 225 on at

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Hello @AB-20070203-0 - As par Microsoft documentation below:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/power-fx/global#formula-separators-and-chaining-operator

For France/Spain, where comma is used for decimal separator, the operator chaining should be used as double semicolon (;;) rather single semicolon (;). So based on this justification your expression will become.

Patch( Articles; SelectedArticle; { Quantite: SelectedArticle.Quantite + Value(txtQuantiteMouvement.Text) } );; Patch( Articles; Defaults(Articles); { Article: SelectedArticle; TypeMouvement: {Value: "Entrée"}; Quantite: Value(txtQuantiteMouvement.Text); DateMouvement: Now() } );; Set( SelectedArticle; LookUp(Articles; ID = SelectedArticle.ID) );; Notify( "Stock mis à jour"; NotificationType.Success )

Please give it a shot and let me know the outcome.

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WarrenBelz 156,386 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @AB-20070203-0,

Firslty @Mohsin Ali is correct regarding the European function separator syntax (;;).

There are a couple of other things - one query and one suggested improvement.

Firstly I do not believe you need the blue highlighted line - you are creating a new record and if there is a field called Article in your (I assume SharePoint) List, - you are patching a complete record to it (not a single field value).

Also, you can update the Record Variable SelectedArticle directly by it setting to output of the updating Patch as below.

Set( SelectedArticle; Patch( Articles; { ID: SelectedArticle.ID; Quantite: SelectedArticle.Quantite + Value(txtQuantiteMouvement.Text) } ) );; Patch( Articles; Defaults(Articles); { Article: SelectedArticle; TypeMouvement: {Value: "Entrée"}; Quantite: Value(txtQuantiteMouvement.Text); DateMouvement: Now() } );; Notify( "Stock mis à jour"; NotificationType.Success )

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