
Explore two main sections of this Microsoft PowerApps course. Build apps with Common Data Service and use SharePoint as a data source.
Power Apps shows how to modernize legacy business processes across devices with a no-code or low-code platform using Excel-like formulas to build solutions such as vehicle inspection forms.
Create a canvas app that greets the user by their full name and shows a photo by using a text input whose text is 'Hello' plus current user's full name.
Explore the common data service for apps as a secure, SQL Server backed data source for power apps, featuring security roles, business rules, and entities.
Enroll in SharePoint by selecting a plan at products.office.com, and subscribe to Office 365 or Dynamics 265 subscriptions to start using SharePoint as a data source.
Establish a data connection between a SharePoint Online list and Power Apps by creating a SharePoint list, adding columns, and configuring data connections in the Power Apps Studio.
Change search fields in a PowerApps app by adjusting filters and using the formula bar to search by title or first name, then preview results.
Delete the plus icon, move the refresh button left, and adjust the app name for readability; verify changes reflect in the SharePoint data source.
Save your power app by selecting save, name it, choose a color and icon, and add a description. Then share with colleagues and run or test the app to stakeholders.
Connect Power Apps with OneDrive for Business by creating a new data connection in Power Apps Studio, authenticating with your account, and building an app based on this established connection.
Connect a canvas app to an Excel data source, selecting the restaurant review table, then customize fields such as restaurant name, customer name, and overall rating, and adjust the title.
Connect the dropdown to the food underscore time data source using the formula bar, preview, fix warnings, and bind the selected value to pull data and export to Excel.
PowerApps is an initiative by Microsoft that allows developers and non-technical users to build mobile applications from selectable templates. Microsoft touts an intuitive visual design for PowerApps, with drag-and-drop functionality and a familiar look and feel taken from applications like PowerPoint.This course is specially designed to leverage your powerapps skills to a new level.
Instructor Shaher Yar Hamid explores how to leverage PowerApps to turn an Excel workbook into a simple business app that can be used on a mobile device or in a browser. This course also includes how to create an app from CDS and Sharepoint and how to share an app and work with releases of apps. And last but not least is how to create an app from a Built-in template provided by powerapps.