
Discover what Microsoft Power Apps is, a rapid development platform for building custom business apps without coding, connecting to Dataverse, SharePoint, SQL Server, and enabling canvas, model-driven, and portal apps.
Create a canvas app from blank in Power Apps to view financial data, connecting to a OneDrive for Business Excel table and mastering galleries and navigation.
Connect your canvas app to Excel data using the Excel Online Business connector in PowerApps Studio, selecting tables, and configuring unique identifiers to populate a gallery.
Explore the canvas app environment in Power Apps, learning the studio layout, tabs (home, insert, view, settings), data sources, media, and app management features.
Adjust Power Apps gallery properties and data source from the Excel country sales. Switch to a title and subtitle layout, then rename screens and add country segment units details screen.
Save your Power Apps project to the cloud or computer and preview changes in the studio. Format screens with theme colors, bold fonts, centered titles, and precise positioning.
Navigate between home and detail screens in Power Apps by configuring next arrows, tooltips, and navigate actions; test in preview mode, save, and prepare for publishing.
Update the Canada unit sold from 3,000 to 3,000,000; this propagates to gross sales and related fields in Power Apps, then refresh pivot tables and the page to reflect changes.
Learn to build and manage a Power Apps canvas app with Excel Online data on OneDrive, explore see all versions, connectors, and analytics, and create a SharePoint list based app.
Create two SharePoint lists, Repair Tech and Assets, add an email field and a lookup to repair tech emails, and configure Asset Type with radio button choices.
Create a Power Apps canvas app from a SharePoint list to populate and manage a SharePoint assets list with browse, edit, and detail screens, including data entry and item submission.
Attach images to SharePoint items by editing each item and using the attach file option. Create and configure image control in a Power Apps canvas app, preview it, and save.
Explore building a canvas app by starting from the Inventory Management template, previewing the app, examining stock and restock flows, and saving after connecting to data.
Learn to share and publish canvas apps, grant co-owners, manage access for individuals or groups, and connect to Excel online or Dataverse, with browser and mobile access.
Explore building a model-driven app from blank in Microsoft Power Apps, using Dataverse tables, data editing in Excel, and integration features like Azure Synapse link and AI Builder.
Configure a sitemap by creating an area (back office), a group (phone call logs), and sub-areas linked to dataverse tables such as accounts and phone calls, then save and publish.
Explore building a model-driven power app by configuring the sitemap, managing active and inactive account views, adding accounts, and logging phone calls with lookup fields and charts.
Learn to connect Power BI Desktop to an online Excel file by copying its OneDrive path, using the web connector, and loading the three tables for a country sales report.
Publish the Power BI report and dataset to the online service, then add the Power Apps connector and connect to the Financials app in Power Apps Studio.
Save the report, then share the Power Apps app from Power App Studio. Pin the report to a new Power BI dashboard named Financial Sample.
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Are you ready to create powerful business applications without writing a single line of traditional code? This complete Power Apps course is designed to take you from an absolute beginner to a confident app creator who can build professional, modern, and fully functional applications for mobile, tablet, and desktop. Whether you are a student, office worker, freelancer, or IT professional, Power Apps gives you the ability to transform manual processes into smart automated solutions.
In this step-by-step course, you will learn how to build Canvas Apps, Model-Driven Apps, and work with Microsoft Dataverse, SharePoint, Excel, and other data sources. You will explore real-world examples such as creating forms, galleries, data entry screens, dashboards, and business workflows. You will also learn how to use formulas, variables, condition checks, validations, and responsive design to build user-friendly apps for different screen sizes.
The course also covers practical business scenarios so you understand not just how Power Apps works, but how to apply it in workplaces — whether it’s for HR, sales, finance, project management, or operations. By the end of the course, you will be fully capable of designing and deploying apps, sharing them with users, and connecting them with other Microsoft tools.
If you want a skill that is high in demand and can give you an edge in your career or business, this Power Apps course is your complete guide. No programming experience required — only motivation to learn!