Author name: Adrian Celis

9 steps Introduction: We will learn how to get the schema of a Power App collection when using the Parse JSON action. Although we can use 3rd party tools to do this, we will use Power App as a tool to get the sample payload. In this example, we will create 3 separate buttons in […]

3 steps Introduction: This article will demonstrate how to detect when all of the textbox in the gallery is filled up. These are useful for validation and for required fields in a form. In this example, we will disable a button when not all of the textboxes inside a gallery has been filled up yet.

4 steps Introduction: This is the blueprint on how to create a square-shaped gallery of buttons. In this example we will create 4 buttons. You may apply 6, 8, 10, or more buttons using a bigger gallery. Step 2: In play mode, click the button so that our collection will be created. Conclusion: To test,

3 steps Introduction: Follow these simple steps and you will be able to send an email to your address by a click of a button. Step 2: For first time set up, click the ‘Add a connection’ button and create a connection to Outlook. Once the connection is created, select the connection from the list.

16 steps Introduction: This is the blueprint on how to have an image annotation tool. On top of that, the annotated image will be saved into a PDF file. Step 8: From the Power Automate pane, create a blank flow and entitle it Convert Image To PDF Step 9: In the PowerApps (V2) trigger. Add

3 use cases Introduction: Do you want to just test a portion of your flow without having to remove your other actions? Here are some use cases for the Terminate action in Power Automate. Note: If you use Terminate on parallel branches, the flow will stop all branches once the Terminate action has been reached.

15 steps Introduction: This is the blueprint on how to use Office Scripts to transfer single value data from your Power App to an Excel file. Step 2: A new workbook (Excel file) will be opened in a new tab. Rename this workbook into My Excel Template. Step 7: In the PowerApps (V2) trigger. Add

2 steps Introduction: Wondering how to delete a custom property that you made in a component? The delete button is somewhat not obvious that is why we will show where the button is. Did this article help? Let us know how we can improve. Send us a message by clicking the “Contact Us” button below.