Author name: Adrian Celis

13 steps Overview This blueprint will show how to create a grid in canvas Power Apps, similar to a SharePoint list edit grid or an Excel spreadsheet. This lets you create, view, delete, and edit items in seamless fashion rather than using the out-of-the-box forms. Our Set-up SharePoint list named Accounts Receivables Styled Table Company […]

8 steps Overview Restricting access to a specific SharePoint item is important if the list contains confidential data that only specific users should see. You are able to hide SharePoint sites or lists from plain view. But even if it is hidden, it can still be accessed by other means. For instance, a user can

5 steps Overview In this blueprint, we will learn how to include tables in emails sent through Power Automate. In this example, we will filter a SharePoint list of Grocery Items to show only with a Category value of “Food”. And then we will create a table to show that data and include it in

3 steps Overview Follow these steps to share your app with all users in the company. As of writing, this only works with Canvas apps. Step 1: Select app Step 2: Search for Everyone Step 3: Click Share Button Conclusion All users in the company will now have access to the app. Did this article

4 steps Overview This tutorial will show you how to make your flow’s ‘When an item…’ trigger only when a column value is of a specific value. In the following example, we will make a flow trigger only when both the SharePoint columns Approver1 and Approver2 is of the value “Approved”. Our Set-up SharePoint list

4 steps Overview By default, flows will trigger whether the previous flows have finished their run or not. There are times where a flow should wait for the previous runs to finish before starting. For example, you do not want a flow that creates items in a SharePoint list run concurrently if you want the

3 steps Overview As of writing, the maximum number of galleries you can place inside another gallery is one. Therefore having 3 levels of galleries or more is impossible. Here is an alternative solution if you want to display data that has three or more levels of related data. This only works for text displays,

Inserting a control inside a gallery Inserting a control inside a container Did this article help? Let us know how we can improve. Send us a message by clicking the “Contact Us” button below. Article last updated on October 30, 2024 Need expert guidance on Power Apps?

3 steps Overview This blueprint will demonstrate placing pins on desired locations inside the map control in Power Apps. This demo will show two pins on different locations, one for a warehouse location and another for a retail store location. Step 1: Step Title Step 2: Step Title Step 3: Step Title Conclusion Activate play

3 methods Overview The following methods will enable you to see the contents of an existing collection in Power Apps studio. Method 1: Use the Variables Tab Conclusion: A pop up should show up and you will see the contents of your collection. Method 2: Use the formula bar Method 3: Using a data table