Yep, I think you are understanding it correctly.
You should be able to select the User Profile row instead of This Row in the action, so that would be an option instead of setting the filter, but I think in the long term it’s better to properly filter the screen.
Yeah, your filter looks good.
OK I tried signing up as a new user again with everything fixed…
Clicked ‘save’ button, and nothing happened…
even though the date is now logged in the correct row
Ah! it’s not.
This is what I have on the old version of the app…
So would this be correct for the new one?
You don’t need a second Set Column action. You can just update the original one.
You also don’t really need that boolean if you already have the date. You could just change your tab visibility condition to check if the date is empty or not.
Or you could get rid of the boolean column and replace it with an IF column that checks if the date is not empty and then have it return true. Then use the IF column value in your condition.
Really doesn’t matter which way you go. Personally I would get rid of the boolean and just look at the date. If it’s filled, then the profile is complete.
I think the team I hired set that up in order to trigger the automation for Make to add the users to my Mailchimp account. Still not sure if it’s necessary, but just incase it is i’ll do what you first suggested and put both actions on one and try again!
Ok it worked half way! 
It saved the user info and removed that screen.
What didn’t work: it didn’t send me to the dashboard. (it just sent me back to the Explore page)
I want the Explore page to be the first tab - not the dashboard - so is there a way I can still make it go to the dashboard with the custom actions?
I thought it was bc I had the condition that ‘account completed’ was not true, so i got rid of that and tried again but it still didn’t work
Hmm, I’m trying to duplicate your setup and it seems to work for me. I created a tab linked to my user table (1st tab of 3). I placed a button on the screen with a custom action that first sets a boolean value to true, which hides the tab. The second action is a Go to Tab action that goes to my third tab. For me it’s hiding the first tab and going straight to the third.
I don’t see anything that would be wrong with your setup though. I guess for the sake of something to try, maybe remove the Go to Tab action and re-add it.
ugh thanks! It didn’t work. So i rebuilt the entire page and tried again. still didn’t work.
Try clicking the “data” button located at the bottom left of the Glide dashboard to monitor whether all the required data has been filled in during your sign-up process. And also make sure that the dashboard tab has the correct visibility settings.
hey thank you. The data entries are def all showing up now, and I have the visibility condition for the dashboard set to “account completed” is true
no idea!
Does your dashboard tab use data from the same Profile table? If so, you might need to apply filters here as well.
ok I’ll filter for ‘email is signed in user’ and try again!
didn’t work
What if you remove the “go to dashboard tab” from your action first? See if everything runs smoothly, while users can manually click to open the dashboard tab. I’ll provide a reference video from @Robert_Petitto to help you check step by step if there are any missed processes.
I hard tested this. I also changed the condition so that when user first logs in, they will only see this tab and not any other one, until they complete their profile.
That wait step makes it work, even if it’s just 1 second.
omg thank you!!! @ThinhDinh @Jeff_Hager @Himaladin appreciate all your help guys!
