Power App: Table Function
Not all data lives in data sources and, once in a while; it’s useful to generate a table of objects that lives in your App. …
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Reference articles will contain information about specific functions and concepts for Microsoft Power Automate, Power Apps, and SharePoint for functions, Actions, and Triggers. It will teach you how to use them and show you pitfalls, limitations, and best practices on how to use them efficiently.
Not all data lives in data sources and, once in a while; it’s useful to generate a table of objects that lives in your App. …
The “Apply to each” Action is one of Power Automate’s most used and useful actions. Since many actions return arrays, it’s useful to have an …
I’ve been checking the analytics, and something has been bothering me. I’m working on some sections that are not bringing a lot of added value …
The “Left function” is part of a group of functions that help us do text manipulation. The “left” gives us a hint into what it …
The length function is handy to get the size of a string or the number of objects of a collection. So you can use it …
There are several count functions in Power Apps, and all of them draw inspiration from Excel. I will detail them all in this reference but, if …
Following the “IS” functions theme, we have the ISTEXT function. This function doesn’t check for errors, but if the value is of a specific type. …
The “indexOf” function is essential for data parsing. You’ll rarely parse some text and don’t use this function. It returns the first occurrence of a …
Sorting is essential for any app’s good navigation, but most of the time, we want to define a column to be the “default” sorting column. …
Following the “IS” functions theme, we have the ISNA function. This checks for the “#N/A,” an error that we know all too well in Excel. …