Power App: WeekNum function
by The week number is a function that represents the week’s count starting on the 1st of January. So the week that contains the first day …
Category: Power Apps
Power Apps is a platform that looks complex and difficult to learn, but it’s quite the opposite. It provides a simple and straightforward interface that allows you to do advanced apps quite efficiently. I write these articles with step-by-step tutorials to teach you how to build your apps in Power Apps. Once you understand these concepts, you will be able to, develop, and provide rich apps platforms with not a lot of work. You can even, automatically, offer these for mobile usage, desktop, and even web. If you’re a pro, I’m sure you can find something useful and learn something.
Articles will come on Tuesdays at 7 pm once every three weeks since I’m publishing at the same timeline articles about SharePoint and Power Automate. Reference Articles will be published every Friday at 7 pm also every three weeks.
Power Apps: How to pass parameters in the URL?
Did you know that you can pass parameters in the URL? Sending parameters this way will enable your App to react and adjust to settings …
Power App: ISOWeekNum function
Week numbers are useful but not for everyone, I reckon. They represent the number of the week of the year starting at the beginning of …
Power Apps: 1900 is not a leap year
As you know, PowerFx draws parallels from Microsoft Excel. In fact, Microsoft told us that they want full parity between Power Apps and Excel’s function …
Power Apps: Alternate row Colors
User-friendly apps make all the difference, and displaying large amounts of data is one of the most complex things to do correctly. For those of …
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Power Apps: Assign values to variables
A few weeks ago, I got an amazing question from Jason about variables and buttons, specifically how to achieve what we get from other programming languages …
Power App: Color Function
Color makes everything better, and it’s an amazing way to help highlight elements, make the UI easier to use and read, and much more. The …
Power Apps: How to auto-layout your elements?
Power Apps enables us to build very complex layouts but having them look good is hard. Not only looking good but looking symmetrical. Even if …
Power App: Choices Function
The choices function returns a table of elements that we can choose from. Note the return “table,” meaning that we can use other functions like …
Power Apps: Single Source of Truth
One of the most common mistakes that I see in Power Apps is people hardcoding values in the app. Your app should not have multiple …