• The AddColumns function in Power Apps is a versatile tool to manipulate data tables and present new data in galleries. It allows you to enrich your data tables by dynamically adding new columns without altering the original data source. This…

  • In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use the powerful For All function in Microsoft Power Apps to create loops, iterate through records, and execute actions on each record. By the end, you’ll know how to generate collections, apply discounts,…

  • In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use the Edit Form control in Power Apps to insert, view, and update records in a data source. We’ll walk through each form mode—New, Edit, and View—using a sample Bookstore app connected to…

  • A clear, practical guide to understanding Power Apps and Power Automate, their differences, and an example of how they can be combined to solve real limits like Power Apps’ delegation cap. Quick definitions Power Apps is a low-code application development…

  • Delegation is a critical concept in Power Apps development. If you get delegation warnings you are at risk of presenting incomplete data to users — a major problem in any application relying on accurate data. This article will explain what…

  • Learn how to use the On Start property in Power Apps to initialize your app with global variables, collections, and user-specific settings. What Is the On Start Property? The On Start property is part of the Power Apps App object…

  • Learn how to quickly sign in to Microsoft Power Apps and start building your applications. Getting Started Power Apps is a cloud-based platform, which means you’ll use a web browser to access it. Signing in is straightforward. Just follow these…

  • In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use Power Apps Solutions to move applications from one environment to another, enabling a structured Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) process. What Are Power Apps Solutions? A Solution is a container that packages everything…

  • In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to work with the Power Apps Switch function. This function is useful for evaluating a single formula against multiple possible values and executing corresponding actions. Syntax Overview The basic syntax of the Switch function…

  • The If function in Power Apps (Power Fx) is a conditional function used to make decisions based on whether a given condition evaluates to true or false. Similar to traditional programming languages, it allows you to perform different actions depending…