Tutorials

13 steps Overview This blueprint will show you how to create a simple chat or comment section inside your Power App. This is a demonstration of a concept of a chat or comment section where Power Apps does not have an out-of-the-box control for this feature as of writing. This can be useful if you […]

12 steps Overview This blueprint will show how to create a side panel/ popup with a slight sliding animation when opening. We will create a side panel with dummy content and buttons, but you can replace them with what you need, like textboxes or calculations. Step 1: Insert the open popup button Step 2: Timer

2 steps Step 1: From the Power Apps studio, click on ‘Settings’ Conclusion: The modern controls will now be the default choices when you insert controls. Try to click on Insert, and search for a button, you will notice that the default button is now modern and the classic button can be found below. Did

11 steps Introduction: From Power Apps, you can get a value from any cell in an Excel file that is saved in SharePoint or OneDrive. We will use a combination of Power Apps, Power Automate, and Office Scripts. Step 2: A new workbook (Excel file) will be opened in a new tab. Rename this workbook

19 steps Checking: You should have an empty folder named ‘HTML Folder’ in your Shared Documents. Step 3: In the PowerApps (V2) trigger. Add the following inputs: HTML Content Step 5: Go to settings of Create file. Turn Allow Chunking to Off so that the file will overwrite existing ones. This is the part where we

7 steps Introduction: We will learn how to create a circular progress “bar” using out-of-the box tools in canvas apps. In this tutorial, we will use a slider to demonstrate that the progress bar updates when the target percentage is changed. Step 2: Insert a pie chart. You should see a pie chart with sample

9 steps Introduction: We will take a look at one way to create a table with columns to sort chosen by the user using a gallery. Keep in mind that there is a ‘Table’ (modern) control that has sorting capabilities, but you cannot customize it like adding icons per row. This is an alternative solution.

5 steps Introduction: This is the blueprint on how to make your own fade-in and fade-out notification out of a label and container. The out-of-the-box Notify function is used for notification messages, but if you want a notification that is customized and in the canvas screen, you may follow this tutorial. Conclusion: To test, activate

9 steps Introduction: This step-by-step tutorial will guide you on making a simple horizontal bar chart from collection data using out-of-the-box controls in Power Apps. The built-in column chart in Power Apps is only available in vertical layout. Power BI is not needed. Review: As of the last step, your tree view must look similar