
Explore how Microsoft Power Apps lets anyone design, build, and publish model-driven and interactive forms and mobile and web apps without coding, using data from SharePoint, Excel, Dynamics, and Salesforce.
Power Apps data connectors guide: navigate the connections page, create new connections with Microsoft and third‑party services, and learn to build custom connectors and gateways for on‑prem data.
Create a Power Apps data connection to a SharePoint Online list and build an app that lets managers assign interns with start and end dates, saving updates back to SharePoint.
Learn to customize the browse screen in PowerApps by editing the formula to join first and last names with a space and show school and major from a SharePoint list.
Change the browse list sorting to the last name and adjust the search by major. Remove the create new item button to prevent adding interns.
Publish your PowerApps app by saving it to the cloud with a name, icon, color, and description, then share it with your organization and test it in the browser.
Create and preview a Power Apps app from an Excel data table in OneDrive for business. Arrange display and detail screens, adjust fields, and enable multi-line comments for reviewer input.
Connect additional data sources in Power Apps to populate dropdowns for room type and ratings, bind the dropdown to the room type data, preview, and save new hotel reviews.
Arrange data cards and fields in a PowerApps app, resize and reposition controls to resolve layout issues, and manage app versions by saving and publishing.
Connect Power Apps to Dynamics 365 to build an app that manages sales leads, using a data connection to the leads table, with edit and save capabilities.
Microsoft PowerApps makes it easy for virtually any business or employee in a company to build basic mobile and web-based business apps . No programming or app development skills required. With PowerApps, users can more easily create mobile apps that communicate essential data to other employees and stakeholders. They can do this without having to requisition developer resources, thereby cutting overhead, costs, and enterprise red tape.
This course will teach students how to design, build and publish modern mobile first and interactive forms using Microsoft PowerApp without the need to write a single line of code.
In this course, you will get up and running with PowerApps and learn all the important features. We'll go through how to create and share apps using data from SharePoint, Excel, Dynamics, and Salesforce. We'll also get into the different PowerApps templates and how to use a template to create an app.