Recently, I have written complex Power App Canvas App, lots of code. Really stretching this low code environment. The code is more complex because, I do not want to have to change the same code in more than one place. Yes, that is code reuse. But this introduces complexities such as chaining SELECT(<BUTTON>) commands.

All is good until the functionality does not work correctly. No worries ‘MONITOR’ will come to my assistance. I like putting in lots of trace statements as I code. ‘MONITOR’ note I put in capital letters – as it is a great tool. Thanks Microsoft. ‘MONITOR” identifies that the button has not fired.

In the past I have seen the button may fire asynchronously, and not when you expect it. But this time it is not firing at all. After some investigation I found:

BUTTON WAS DISABLED

be careful, to check for this, this will save you time.