Tag: PowerApps

Power Automate & PowerApps - Working With Solutions
Power Automate & PowerApps – Working With Solutions
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In Power Automate on Power Platform, there are three keys in implementing digital transformation that you can apply. One is leveraging an application in Dynamics 365 suite like Sales, Customer service apps and other application that is available which is prebuilt by Microsoft. Next, is AppSource were vendors build an application using Power Platform. And the last… READ MORE

Power Apps Portal: Deactivating Records from a Portal via Web API
Power Apps Portal: Deactivating Records from a Portal via Web API
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All the amazing Power Apps Portal docs, which help you to start are available here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/portals/web-api-perform-operations#update-and-delete-entities-using-the-web-api https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/portals/web-api-overview#web-api-operations I was testing the scenario where we had to workaround with the plugin: prior portal Web API times  it wasn’t possible to deactivate a record from a portal with a status different from the default one. Now it’s super… READ MORE

Creating a Send-smile-component for Power Apps using Power BI and Application Insights
Creating a Send-smile-component for Power Apps using Power BI and Application Insights
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Early February we released an exciting new feature that enables you to add telemetry logging to your application using Application Insights. That blog post can be found here: https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/log-telemetry-for-your-apps-using-azure-application-insights/ This blog post is a walk through for getting that running specifically for creating a send a smile experience from your Power Apps. You can also find… READ MORE

Social Media Tagging in Power Apps
Social Media Tagging in Power Apps
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Social media tagging is everywhere – Microsoft Teams, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn – you name it! Having used tagging on all of these social networks (and more), I was wondering if we could have something similar in Power Apps. The idea was pretty simple – allow users to select other users when they type the @… READ MORE