For this post, I used to use Power Automate to do this but wanted a more straight forward way. I luckily have bumped with Hiro(@mofumofu_dance) Blog which helped get on the function quickly. I’m posting it here on my blog as a personal reference. If ever you there, dear stranger, have also had difficulty implementing […]
Adding this here cause I keep forgetting how do it. Use cases:
Simplify SharePoint user selections using Power Apps’ Patch function. This code snippet enables multi-select choices from a Combo Box, efficiently updating a SharePoint list’s multi-select person column. Option A – Assign to variable first then use the variable in Patch Option B – Directly do in Patch
Canvas apps can be co-owned or have the owner replaced. If an owner is leaving, they can share the app through the Maker portal. This change does not affect the users with whom it is shared. If the owner of the app leaves without adding a co-owner, an admin can change the owner through PowerShell. […]
1. Update the properties in your Hour dropdown to the following Items Default 2. Add a new Dropdown and let’s name it dropDownAMPM Items Defaults 3. Update Property of the DataCard of your patch If you need to submit it with only Time Value If you need to submit it with a Date Value
Code on Save to SP Code on Clear colTemp Button Code on Add 1 Row Button Code on Trash Icon
In this guide, you’ll learn how to implement a label that dynamically changes based on the time of day and incorporates the user’s first name for a personalised touch Code explanation: Overall, this code is used to generate a personalised greeting for the user based on the current time of day and their first name.
Are you tired of spending countless hours coding complex applications? Low Code February might be just what you need. This month-long celebration of low-code development in the Microsoft Platform offers a wealth of resources and opportunities to learn how to create innovative solutions with minimal coding. The beauty of low-code development is that it makes […]
Here is a simple a quick way to display row number on your gallery
This Tutorial is mainly for PowerApps. When you connect your Power Apps to an azure SQL, you should provide limited access specially on which tables they can make changes. Below is an example of give read access to all tables but restricting the user to only edit certain tables. Step 1: On your Master Database: […]
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