Do you want to set the radio button default value in Power Apps? In this Power Apps tutorial, I will show you how to set radio button default value in Power Apps, including the below topics:
- Set Radio Button Default Value in Power Apps [Manually]
- Set Radio Button Default Value in Power Apps [From SharePoint List]
- Power Apps Radio Button Default No Selection
Set Radio Button Default Value in Power Apps Manually
Here, we will see how to set the Radio button default value in Power Apps directly.
Example:
1. Whenever you add a Radio button, by default, the Radio button values are 1 and 2. Also, the default value won’t be selected, and all choices will appear with an unselected option like below.

2. Then, in the Power Apps Radio button, I added items, i.e., [“Not Started”, “In Progress”, “Completed”] directly like below.
Items = [“Not Started”, “In Progress”, “Completed”]

2. But, If you want to set the Radio button’s default value while opening the Power Apps app, then you must set a default value in the Power Apps Radio button.
3. For that, select a Radio button control and set its Default property as:
Default = "Completed"
Where,
- “Completed” = It is the specific value that we want to set as the Radio button default value
Refer to the below screenshot:

This is how to set a default value in the Power Apps Radio button control.
Set Radio Button Default Value in Power Apps From SharePoint List
Next, we will discuss how to set the Power Apps Radio button default value from the SharePoint list.
Example:
1. I have a SharePoint Online list named “Training Courses“. This list contains the Choice field column [Technology], and it has the following choices [“Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, SharePoint”]

2. In Power Apps, there is a Radio button control with the SharePoint choice field values, as in the screenshot below.
Items = Choices([@'Training Courses'].'Technology')

3. Now, I want to set the Radio button’s default value while opening the Power Apps app; you must set a default value for the Power Apps Radio button.
4. For that, select a Radio button control and set its Default property. Also, go to the Radio button Advanced properties and set the Default property as shown below.
Default = "SharePoint"

This is how to set a Power Apps Radio button default value from the SharePoint list.
Power Apps Radio Button Default No Selection
Let’s see how to work with the Power Apps Radio button default no selection.
Example:
1. I have a Power Apps Edit form, and there is a Radio button control having the values, i.e., [“Yes” and “No”].
Items = ["Yes", "No"]

2. When the user sets Power Apps Edit form Default mode as “New”, the Radio button default value won’t be selected (“”). Or else, when the user sets Power Apps Edit form Default mode as “Edit” or “View”, the Radio button default value will selected as “No”.
Refer to the below images:


To do so, select the Radio button and set its Default property to the code as shown below:
Default = If(
frm_NewTravelRequest.Mode = FormMode.New,
"",
If(
Parent.Default,
"Yes",
"No"
)
)
Where,
- frm_NewTravelRequest = Power Apps Edit Form Name

This is how to use the Power Apps Radio button default no selection.
Conclusion
Here, from this Power Apps tutorial, I have explained how to set the default value in the radio button in Power Apps. We saw:
- How to Set Radio Button Default Value in Power Apps manually.
- How to set the radio button default value in Power Apps from a SharePoint list
- Power Apps Radio Button Default No Selection
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Preeti Sahu is an expert in Power Apps and has more than 6 years of experience working with SharePoint and the Power Platform. As a Power Platform expert for Power BI, Power Apps, Power Automate, Power Virtual Agents, and Power Pages, she is currently employed with TSinfo Technologies. She is the author of the book Microsoft Power Platform A Deep Dive. She also made a big technical contribution to SharePointDotNet.com in the form of articles on the Power Platform. She enjoys traveling and spending time with her family in her spare time.