Power Apps: Best Practices
by A while ago, I wrote an article about SharePoint best practices, and I think it’s a good time to start one for Power Apps. Like …
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.
Power Apps: StartsWith Function
The StartsWith is a handy function that allows you to check if a text string starts with another. Usage It follows a simple pattern. Text …
Power Apps: Trim Function
The Trim function is one handy function that most don’t understand the proper usage since it only serves one purpose. It is removing spaces. It …
Power Apps: TrimEnds Function
The TrimEnds function is one handy function that is often confused by the Trim function since it works closer to the way developers are used …
Power Apps: Calculate totals based in Gallery results
A few weeks ago, I published an article going over an experiment that we did with timesheets that failed. You can read all about it …
Power Apps: Filter Function
The filter function searches in a collection for one or more conditions and removes all items that don’t fit that condition. Usage It follows a …
Power Apps: Mobile usage
When you publish your Power App, you should be aware that Power Apps are also available for mobile. Although this can be aside, though, having …
Power Apps: Calculate Overtime
It’s hard to manage people, and we should not control them. We should empower people to work their hours and deliver the expected result. It’s …
Power Apps: DateDiff Function
The DateDiff function returns the difference between 2 dates in the specified unit. DateDiff function defaults to Days, but you can choose between Milliseconds, Seconds, Minutes, Hours, …
Power Apps: Today Function
The Power Apps Today function will return the date for the current day with the time as 00:00:00. Power Apps converts the value automatically to the …