Hello Friends ,
Making a Controls (for example Text Controls, Text input, Label, Button, Dropdown Etc..) enable or disable on some conditions are very common requirement in Microsoft Power Apps.
In my example, I have a text box Control in canvas App of Microsoft Power Apps and 2 Button i.e. “Enable” & “Disable”.
Many times you can faces issues related to connectivity in Microsoft Flow or Microsoft Power Automate. Connectors and Actions of Microsoft Flow like HTTP, SFTP etc. are not working properly as per your need and you are facing connectivity exceptions.
Luckily you can overcome from these issue by setting Retry Policies in Microsoft Flow or Microsoft Power Automate.
Hey Folks ! I had a requirement in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for finance and operations where I want to save & download a file from a SHAREPOINT site and from its folder using X++ code. Here i am using classes –
Microsoft.Dynamics.AX.Framework.FileManagement.SharePointDocumentStorageProvider
Microsoft.Dynamics.AX.Framework.FileManagement.DocumentContents
Microsoft.Dynamics.AX.Framework.FileManagement.DocumentLocation
Microsoft.Dynamics.AX.Framework.FileManagement.SharePointDocumentStorageProvider
Introduction –
When i started working in Microsoft Power Apps I started to feel that I am missing source control integration with GIT or VSTS/Devops. But then i realized that Microsoft Power apps is focused on helping people build apps without code or less-code. It means that source control Integration with git or VSTS Or Azure DEVOps are not part of those near-term plans and was never a part of plan from Microsoft side,
But good thing is that you can always restore a Microsoft Power app to a previous version that was saved to the cloud from your Power Apps account.
Aggregate Functions In Microsoft Power Apps –
Syntax is FunctionName(Collection Or DataSource Or Table, ColumnName)
Average function – Calculates the average, or arithmetic mean
Max function -finds the maximum value.
Min function -finds the minimum value.
Sum function -calculates the sum of its arguments.
StdevP -function calculates the standard deviation of its arguments.
VarP -function calculates the variance of its arguments.
Dynamics 365 Customer Voice (formerly knows as Microsoft Forms Pro) is an enterprise feedback management application that enables you to easily keep track of the customer metrics that matter most to your business. It provides an easy and friction free experience from creating surveys, for generating actionable insights based on customer feedback with minimal setup time
Introduction – In November 2020, Microsoft renamed or rebranded Common Data Service as Dataverse. This is not first time, Microsoft is renaming and rebranding any product. For example – Microsoft Flow was rebranded as Microsoft power Automate. Dataverse (formerly knows as Common Data Service Or just CDS) allows securely store and mange data that can be used in Power Platform Products like Power Apps or other business apps.
Continue reading Introduction To Microsoft Dataverse & Differences From CDS
Requirement :
In Microsoft Power Apps there are 2 collections – “Customer” & “CustomerAddress”.
“Customer” collection contain records where CustAccount is unique Key
| CustAccount | CustName | Gender | Mobile |
| CU-0000001 | David | M | 9876543210 |
| CU-0000002 | James | M | 9876543210 |
| CU-0000003 | Sophia | F | 9876543210 |
| CU-0000004 | Julie | F | 9876543210 |
Error handling and TRY, CATCH, AND FINALLY are very important tasks in Programing as well in any kind of development & Microsoft Power Automate or Microsoft Flow is no different.
Error handling and TRY, CATCH, AND FINALLY can be easily implemented in MICROSOFT POWER AUTOMATE/MICROSOFT FLOW for handling different different business scenarios.
Filter function in Microsoft POWER APPS : The Filter function finds records in a table that satisfy a formula. Use Filter to find a set of records that match one or more criteria and to discard those that don’t.
Filter( Table, Formula1 [, Formula2, … ] )
Lookup function in Microsoft POWER APPS :The LookUp function finds the first record in a table that satisfies a formula. Use LookUp to find a single record that matches one or more criteria.
LookUp( Table, Formula [, ReductionFormula ] )
Search function in Microsoft POWER APPS :The Search function finds records in a table that contain a string in one of their columns. The string may occur anywhere within the column
Search( Table, SearchString, Column1 [, Column2, … ] )
