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
There is a simple and very effective way to select multiple Records in a Gallery. The TemplateFill property of Galleries used with the tips below gives complete control so both individual and multiple Records within Galleries can be selected and
Records in Collections can be filtered before being displayed in Galleries. Dropdowns are a great way to do this and using a little configuration their use can be made intuitive, effective and user friendly Filter Galleries – 3 Great Tips
In this post I’m going to show how to customise Galleries so you can make changes to Records directly in a Gallery itself. No need to create a separate control outside the Gallery and clutter up the screen Updating Records
Power Apps has a load of functionality you can use in your apps, but some of the real workhorse controls used in the majority of apps are the humble, Input Boxes and Galleries In this post I’ll cover some of
What is a Connector? A Connector (including a Custom Connector) is a wrapper around an API that allows a service to communicate with Power Apps or Power Automate. Connectors allow the Power Platform to access data hosted on other Microsoft products
Web Service APIs In the previous post: Build a Basic Custom Connector, I showed how to create a Custom Connector to access a simple web service API that didn’t require any authorisation or other information to be passed to it, to
Custom Connectors Power Apps is a fantastic platform not only to build great Apps quickly, but also to connect to remote services. There are a huge amount of zero-cost web services out there and even many of the premium sites
