Learn how to create and use apps in Microsoft Power Apps from our useful Power Apps tutorials.
You have a collection with three rows, and a label that needs them as one line of text. Power Apps Concat does it in one formula: Concat(colCc, Item, “, “) returned “Laptop dock, Monitor, Keyboard” in my test app. In this tutorial, we’ll use power apps concat to convert a collection, a SharePoint column and … read more…
A team lead asked me for a reset button. Their test list fills up with junk rows every sprint, and they wanted to empty it from the app instead of selecting items page by page in SharePoint. The formula is one line, but the version most people copy from forums quietly leaves items behind. I … read more…
Many guides still fill a status dropdown with a typed list like [“New”, “Closed”, “In Progress”]. It works, but the day someone adds a new status to the list, your app quietly stops showing it. The better way is the Power Apps Distinct function. Distinct(‘Service Requests’, Status.Value) reads the values straight from your data and … read more…
A button often needs to remember something after the click: a name, a count or a yes/no flag. Power Apps has no Dim or var statement, so where does that value live? In this tutorial, we’ll use the power apps set function to store text, a click counter, a boolean, a record and a table … read more…
Say you’re cleaning up a help desk queue of eight tickets in Power Apps. You want the closed ones gone, and you also want an X button that drops one ticket at a time. In this tutorial, we’ll run power apps remove vs removeif side by side on the same eight-row collection: multiple conditions, removing … read more…
