Author name: Adrian Celis

3 steps Introduction: In this blueprint, we will discover how to remove items in the list of choices of a combo box once selected by the user. By enabling this feature, you should use a collection as the Items property of the combo box. Proceed to the step-by-step instructions below to create a demo of […]

2 steps Introduction: As of writing, there is a limit of the number of decimal places and exact accuracy of numbers with decimal places of more than 8. We can use the Text function to show more decimal places, but it only accurate up to a certain decimal place. Conclusion: You will see that numbers

3 steps Introduction: Here we will learn how to separate text with a separator. In this example the separator is a dash (-) Conclusion: To test, type two words into TextInput1 separated by a dash. You will notice that the first and second word will populate Label1 and Label2 respectively. Did this article help? Let

6 steps Introduction: We will learn how to get the attachment control from a form. As of writing, there is no option to insert a single attachment control to the canvas. Therefore, we need to “steal” from a form. Step 1: Add a data source. It can be SharePoint, Dataverse, or any other. In this

7 steps Introduction: We will create a workaround where a vertical gallery has both a vertical and horizontal scroll. This is useful for table formats with many columns that cannot fit in a regular gallery. For this demo, we will create two columns but make the last one very long. Conclusion: To test, you can

10 steps Introduction: We will set up a gallery to appear like a table with borders for each cell that adjusts based on the text content of each cell.. Conclusion: To test, view the app in play mode and you can see that your table cells automatically adjusts depending on the length of the text

3 steps Introduction: We will set up controls where we turn collection data into an HTML table using an HTML label control. This table is dynamic based on the number of rows in the collection. Conclusion: Test it by clicking the Button1 (“Add”). You will see that as you add rows to the collection, the

3 steps Introduction: We will build a set up on to add up text with the format HH:MM. The result will the total hours in HH:MM. Take note that the result is total time (e.g. 56:33) not a point in time (e.g. 12:45 AM) Conclusion: Test the formula out by putting hours and minutes separated

6 steps Introduction: We will create a demo set up on how to re-arrange gallery items with a combo box. This can be an alternative solution because as of writing, there is no out-of-the-box drag and drop control. We will use a combo box instead of a dropdown because with a combo box, we can