PowerApps, PowerAutomate & SharePoint - Beginner to Advanced

Learn the fundamentals of SharePoint team sites, including permissions, groups, lists, pages, and documents, and see how to use site contents and OneDrive shortcuts, with Power Automate integration for automation.

Explore creating SharePoint sites—from communication to team sites—building pages, managing documents, events, and lists, and configuring permissions, quick links, and access requests, then preview Power Automate and Power Apps workflows.

Learn how to design a SharePoint site page, customize headers, layouts, sections, and media, publish content, and manage permissions with groups to control who can view or edit.

Create and customize a SharePoint list from scratch, configuring columns, views, and navigation. Then manage list settings and reference column names as you prepare for Power Automate integration.

explore the sharepoint admin center to delete or restore teams and communication sites, review membership and storage usage, and understand 93-day retention rules before proceeding to power automate.

Explore how Power Automate bridges desktop and cloud flows, using templates, environments, and various flow types (automated, instant, scheduled), with hands-on practice and career tips.

Overview of Power Automate and navigation, preview a basic flow, and set the stage to build simple to more complex flows with SharePoint connectors.

Learn to build your first Power Automate flow from scratch using automated cloud flows, triggers, and conditions, then test with Microsoft Forms and Copilot, and verify with flow checker.

Explore creating cloud flows in Power Automate using conditional actions, mastering true/false branches, and evaluating strings, dictionaries, and arrays to control workflow logic.

Apply to each in Power Automate loops through a SharePoint list, retrieving items and updating fields such as id, task summary, and due date using dynamic data.

Learn how to use variables in Power Automate, including initializing, setting, and using string, integer, boolean types, plus arrays and applying actions with apply to each and do until loops.

Master do until loops in Power Automate by incrementing a variable to five while two parallel do until branches create SharePoint items.

Explore switch statements in Power Automate to route actions based on task type, using cases, default, and update item actions with get items and for each loops.

Explore how scopes organize flows in Power Automate, limit item retrieval with top count in get items, and manage SharePoint lists and notifications.

Learn how the terminate control in PowerAutomate ends a run with canceled, succeeded, or failed outcomes and optional error codes for debugging, including use inside scopes to test partial flows.

Create scheduled cloud flows in Power Automate to run every minute, set start times and time zones, and automatically email results, with on/off control and practical recurring automation.

Create automated flows in Power Automate that trigger when a SharePoint item is created, replacing manual triggers with automatic execution and using switch cases and scopes.

Learn to use Power Apps to build canvas apps and Power Pages for external facing websites that connect to Dataverse and SharePoint, display and edit SharePoint data, with Copilot help.

Create a blank canvas Power Apps app, explore screens, and connect to SharePoint data using connectors; preview, customize themes, and publish with Power Automate integration.

Design a basic PowerApps app by creating login, home, and directions pages, centering text inputs, adding labels and a login button, and navigating to the home page.

Create a PowerApps home page with a login flow, a responsive navigation bar built from horizontal containers, and maps and directions pages, then connect to SharePoint data.

Learn to display and filter SharePoint list data in PowerApps using a vertical gallery, containers, and a dropdown filter to view task details and navigate to item pages.

Create forms in PowerApps to submit data to a SharePoint list, including attachments, and handle on success and on failure with navigation and transitions.

Export and import PowerApps canvases by packaging apps as new versions, then import the zip. Remap data sources like SharePoint or Excel, since exports don’t include external data.

Learn how to package Power Apps, Power Automate flows, chatbots, and Dataverse tables into a single solution, export it between environments, and deploy via pipelines.

Plan a finance support project with a Miro dashboard, inspired by dribble designs, integrating Microsoft Forms, SharePoint lists, Power Apps, and Power Automate to manage feedback and support requests. These components connect Microsoft Forms inputs to SharePoint, Power Apps for ticket views and updates, and Power Automate for notification workflows when new form submissions arrive.

Build a final project by creating a solution, a canvas app, and a SharePoint site with a support tickets list, defining fields and statuses for end-user resume-ready demos.

Create an external Microsoft form and the first Power Automate flow to post tickets to a SharePoint list, with category-based assignment and automated emails.

Design a power app interface with assigned-to me and all tickets views, build a navigation bar, use on start variables for colors, and implement collections for logo and styling.

Design and finalize the assigned to me screen in powerapps, building navigation tabs with icons, hover effects, and dynamic user data from office 365 users and sharepoint.

Learn to design an assigned-to-me screen in PowerApps with a SharePoint gallery, search, and filters (priority, category, status), and mirror an all-tickets view.

Design and implement functional navigation and ticket detail screens in PowerApps, linking assign to me, all tickets, and overview pages with editable and view-only fields.

Design and build the overview screen for a power app, featuring four ticket cards, SharePoint-backed counts, a priority status area, and a reviews gallery for feedback.

Build end-to-end ticket review automation with PowerApps, Power Automate, and SharePoint: email customers a review form when a ticket is completed, archive the item, and feed responses back.

Create a deployment pipeline to move your power apps and flows from the default environment to the development environment, deploy, validate, and view a managed solution with restricted end-user editing.

Continue learning after completing a complex Power Apps, Power Automate, and SharePoint project by pursuing certificates like PL 900, updating GitHub, and showcasing a personal portfolio site.