Can't create a Notify after Patch function, Power Apps

Question

Here is my code:

Patch(
Projects;
ShowColumns(
    colGridUpdates;
    "Title";
    "Bereich";
    "F_x00e4_lligkeitsdatum";
    "Ge_x00e4_ndert_x0020_am";
    "Auftraggeber";
    "Organisation";
    "ID"));Notify("Das Raster wurde erfolgreich gespeichert";NotificationType.Success;3000);Clear(colGridUpdates)

I have a save button in my solution and want to save all the Grid data. The Patch function is ok and has no problems. But if I want to add a Notify afer I get an error befor the Notify function and after the Patch function: The semicolon is red and it says that I don't need it, but if I delete it I get an other error. Can someone help?

I deleted the semicolon, but got another error: Operator expected

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score 1 · Accepted Answer · answered Jun 07 '23 at 16:18

Try to double the ; or use "&" after Patch and Notify.

For example :

Patch(
Projects;
ShowColumns(
    colGridUpdates;
    "Title";
    "Bereich";
    "F_x00e4_lligkeitsdatum";
    "Ge_x00e4_ndert_x0020_am";
    "Auftraggeber";
    "Organisation";
    "ID"));;
Notify("Das Raster wurde erfolgreich gespeichert";NotificationType.Success;3000);;
Clear(colGridUpdates)

score 0 · Answer 2 · answered Jun 08 '23 at 10:25

Addition to above answer by @Xela,

Some separators and operators in Power apps formula will change based on application author's language:

You have to use ; as separator between parameters of a function and ;; as separator between two functions.

Microsoft official documentation: Power Apps - Formula separators and chaining operator

Can't create a Notify after Patch function, Power Apps

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