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Posted on by Prajwal Bhetwal

Hi,

I'm adding a JS to the CRM form that should do 3 things:

1. Should hide an option set value (180560002) while creating a new record.

2. Should hide option set value from the existing record if the option set value != 180560002, to prevent users from updating it to that option.

3. Should show the option set value if the record already exists in CRM for value = 180560002.

Currently, my JS is doing the first two things correctly but it is also clearing the option set value from the record that already exists with contact type = 180560002

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GirishS 27,827 Moderator on at

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Hi Prajwal Bhetwal,

You have created 3 duplicate posts. Please delete them.

Thanks,

Girish S.

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Prajwal Bhetwal 65 on at

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under action I can only see edit and report.. how do i delete it?

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You can only delete a post you made if there has been no reply. So keep this post and delete remaining 3 other posts.

Thanks,

Girish S.

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Hello,

You need to get the value of the attribute to compare

docs.microsoft.com/.../getvalue

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Amira

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Hi Prajwal Bhetwal,

Amira Beldjilali's answer is correct.

To get a field's value, please use formContext.getAttribute("boq_contacttype").getValue();

attribute.getValue (Client API reference) - Power Apps | Microsoft Docs

So your code should be like this:

function removeOption(executionContext) { var formContext = executionContext.getFormContext(); var contacttype = formContext.getControl("boq_contacttype"); var contacttypevalue = formContext.getAttribute("boq_contacttype").getValue(); var formtype = formContext.getFormType(); if(formtype == 1){ contacttype.removeOption(180560002); }else if(formtype == 2 || formtype == 3){ if(contacttypevalue != 180560002){ contacttype.removeOption(180560002) } } }

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