A Brief introduction to Microsoft’s PowerApps Platform
After several months of being in Preview, Microsoft has moved its PowerApps service into General Release – though if PowerBI is anything to go by, we’ll see regular updates and enhancements in the coming months . If you’re not familiar with PowerApps, it’s a tool to create Data-Driven mobile phone applications in a Graphical Interface, and
Transferring Data & Parameters Between Screens in PowerApps
If you’re new to PowerApps, be sure to read my brief introduction to PowerApps HERE In this session, I want to show you how to transfer data between screens. This assumes you have created a data connection (See also: Creating a connection to an Enterprise Gateway), and have brought some data into your app (in
Populate a Dropdown Based on the Value of Another Dropdown in PowerApps
If you’re new to PowerApps, be sure to read my brief introduction to PowerApps HERE In this session, I’ll show you how to setup a series of drop-down menus were the list of available values is based on the value selected in the first dropdown Start by creating a new screen, and creating a Connection
Connecting PowerApps to an Existing Enterprise Gateway
If you’re new to PowerApps, be sure to read my brief introduction to PowerApps HERE In this session, I want to show you how to connect to an existing Enterprise Gateway. If you already use Microsoft’s PowerBI, there’s a good chance you already use an Enterprise Gateway to connect PowerBI to your on-premises SQL Server
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