In the last post I set myself the challenge of creating an dynamic Power Apps Dropdown box that shows the number of records in a table that match the Dropdown selection criteria. The requirement was to not have hardcoding so […]
Power Apps Dropdowns don’t need to be dull! There are many cool features you can add to Dropdowns. In this post I’ll demonstrate 3 techniques to save time and improve usability Power Apps Dropdowns Dropdown 1: Here I’ve taken 2
Aligning data from multiple tables can be achieved in several ways. Cascading Power Apps Galleries, creating virtual tables using AddColumns, even simply using the humble Label. These techniques can be combined together to deliver the best solution Galleries and Relational Data
Even more tips on using Galleries to find a specific records in a data table! In this article, I’ll explain how to search across multiple columns. Once we have a reduced set of data, SortByColumns can be used to dynamically sort Galleries Table
The Power Apps Filter and StartsWith functions are very flexible and can be used to search single or multiple columns in a table In this article I’ll show how to give users the option to choose which columns to search Filter
No need to restrict a Power Apps Gallery search to a single method, multiple search options are possible. This approach uses either cascading Dropdown Boxes to refine a search, or if you already know what you are looking for, type
Dropdown boxes are really useful when used in conjunction with a Gallery to drill down and reduce a large data set to a much smaller one, so specific Records can be identified The best way to construct Dropdown boxes is
There are many sites to help with your UI/UX for Power Apps development, but here are my favourite online resources. As well as giving you some great ideas they’ll also save lots of time with pre-written code! Online Resources UI/UX
SVGs can be used dynamically in Power Apps such as to change their color or to create animation. This article explains a couple of examples of how using dynamic SVGs in Power Apps can be very helpful to users. The
SVGs or Scalable Vector Graphics are an XML-based format for 2D graphics. There are many things that are possible with SVGs that JPEGs, PNGs & GIFs can’t even come close to such as animation and scalability. Using SVG in Power
