Beginner | Flow of the Week: Planner Approval Flow
Flow MVP Melissa Hubbard writes a Flow of the Week to help you automate Approvals while using Microsoft Planner as your Project Management tool.
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New! “Friday Functions” series helps you to master formulas!
Have you been craving a better understanding of formulas and functions? Have you reached out to me for help and asked for tutorials too? Well, ask and you will receive! The new Friday Functions Video Series is for serious PowerAppers like myself that want to become ninjas at using functions and formulas! -
Deprecating the Entity form control (experimental feature) for Common Data Service (Previous Version)
Several months ago we released the Entity Form control as an experimental feature. -
SharePoint custom forms: Build separate forms to create, show or edit the list item.
Learn how to build separate form to create, show or edit the list item. -
Announcing availability of custom forms, multi-value choice and read-only attachments support for SharePoint with PowerApps
Announcing the availability of Custom SharePoint forms with PowerApps for SharePoint First Release tenants. -
UX Patterns:Custom Slider
In a previous blog, I showed how to use a gallery to create a more complex control such as the accordion control. -
Intermediate | Flow of the Week: Get notified when new Connectors are deployed in your Flow Environment
A recent ask from customers is to be notified when new connectors are provisioned within a Microsoft Flow environment. -
Next in the Office Template series: Shoutouts
Today, we’re thrilled to unveil the newest addition to the Office Template series: Shoutouts. -
Updates to Rules panel and image rotation support
This update of PowerApps brings a number of enhancements to the Rules panel and Image control! Rename rules and Rule filtering improvement Rule panel now allows renaming rules to provide descriptive… -
Advanced | Flow of The Week: Calculate running totals and tracking maximum values in Flow
A common question we get from Flow creators is how to calculate a running total or sum across a collection.