
Learn to create a Microsoft PowerApps account, verify via email, and sign in to explore a canvas app from blank and data sources like SharePoint, Excel Online, and SQL.
Create a Google Sheets spreadsheet named employee details and load its data into a Microsoft Power Apps app by starting from data, connecting to the sheet, and auto-generating an app.
Select a background image for the app, adjust its fit, and ensure the label is visible by white color and larger font; add a video, then save and publish.
Create an Office 365 E3 trial account and sign in to access SharePoint Online and Power Apps, then use a SharePoint list as a data source for your app.
Build a Power Apps app from a SharePoint list by connecting to SharePoint in Power Apps Studio, selecting the site and list, loading data, customizing fields, and saving the app.
Customize the browse screen in Microsoft Power Apps by editing the browse gallery to display schools and majors instead of names, improving app clarity.
Unlock the title card, rename 'title' to 'first name', update the display name, and apply the same change on the order screen to clarify the first name field.
Change the search preferences in PowerApps from title to major to let managers find interns by department.
Open the OneDrive for business Excel file to see how budgets, expenses categories, and expenses by category feed the budget tracker app.
Learn to customize your Power Apps by changing the app icon, background color, and description, configure screen size and orientation, save and publish for organization-wide access.
Preview the final look of the home studio budget tracker app built from a Power Apps template, now customized to manage budgets and equipment in a browser.
Set app titles dynamically in Power Apps by concatenating first name and last name from data cards using the concatenate function, reflecting the selected user on the detail screen.
Learn how the update property on data cards in the edit screen submits and updates data using the submit form, with practical examples.
Demonstrates how to use the month and year functions in PowerApps to display only the month and year from a date column, with practical formula steps and examples.
Explore how to use the navigate function in PowerApps to switch screens and apply transitions. Understand how the back function remembers last location to return you to the previous screen.
Learn to use the app checker in Microsoft PowerApps to identify and fix errors, navigate to the exact element, and leverage guidance and Stack Overflow for solutions.
Learn to customize a search bar in Microsoft Power Apps by adding a search icon, toggling visibility with a variable, and enabling searches by first name, last name, and location.
Learn to use filter functions in PowerApps with a dropdown to filter data by VIP levels, and connect the filter to a gallery with a search bar.
Create an edit screen in Power Apps using an edit form, connect to table one, add fields, and implement a submit form button to update customer data.
Create a new customers screen in Power Apps. Use an edit form set to new mode and implement a back action to return to the home screen.
Convert the agent data into a table with headers in Excel and upload it to OneDrive. Then connect PowerApps to this second data source using connectors.
Reorder screens in an advanced canvas app to set the home screen first, publish the final version, update the icon, and preview the app in Power Apps.
Learn to use the launch function in Microsoft Power Apps to initiate calls, send emails, and send images from buttons, detailing phone and email parameters and on select configurations.
Master cascading dropdowns in Power Apps using distinct for unique locations and sort by column for alphabetical order, then filter by location and VIP level to drive a data table.
Use the toggle control in PowerApps to manage true/false states and UI visibility, including binding the toggle value to a label and the dropdown visibility.
Explore ratings and timer controls in Microsoft PowerApps, using star-based rating with adjustable maximum values and a timer to trigger actions, popups, or visibility based on elapsed time.
Learn how to create and edit records with forms in model-driven apps, using account templates, and explore data, dashboards, and charts within Power Apps fundamentals.
Create a new customer entity in Power Apps to store data from an Excel list, configure a unique name and customer number as the primary field, then provision it.
THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO MICROSOFT POWERAPPS & POWER AUTOMATE
In the world of the information worker, you will handle information that is probably stored across different software suites, like SharePoint, Salesforce, Excel file, Access database, Typically, you would like your end-users to be able to browse and/or modify this data in a general user-friendly, and preferably mobile, way. Microsoft Power Apps allows people, without any development skills, to build applications that are mobile-friendly on top of their data. Allowing other people to use the built application to browse the data and maybe even modify it.
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.
Power Automate is quickly growing in demand and is currently the highest-adopted automation system in medium-to-large companies (along with PowerApps) and one of the most sought-after Microsoft skills, both personally and for business. People have leveraged Power Automate to free up several hours in their workday so that they can focus on more important things. In fact, Forrester has reported that Power Automate makes businesses on average 15% more efficient. In Microsoft's words, Power Automate empowers everyone, from end users to technology experts.
This course is designed for beginners with no experience with Microsoft Power Apps and Microsoft Power Automate and upon completion of this course, you will be able to create workflows using Power Automate that can solve real-life automation challenges. This course also includes how to edit layouts and apply themes and how to share an app and work with releases of apps. Although the course is designed for beginners, the content is suitable for people with a very strong technical background that is willing to start with Microsoft Power Automate. And last but not least is how to create an app from a Built-in template provided by Power Apps.
IN THIS COURSE WE WILL LEARN HOW TO:-
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If you’re currently involved in content management, app development, or as a power user — this course will enable you to build on that experience, and master the most cutting-edge tools and practices in developing business apps raising productivity levels within your organization. For students who might be new to the field, this is an excellent course and provides a quick learning curve to get you up to speed with building apps!
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