Thanks for this! This one was definitely the best login screen video I’ve found. I’m BRAND new to coding and application making in general. I really appreciate you explaining this so thoroughly. Even with this being simple, I like knowing why things are done the way they are-like explaining why you use two closed parentheses. I’m subscribing, can’t wait to see more. 😊
Thank you, thank you, and thank you. So powerful information simply and well explained. I'll practice it immediately. I wish this has been repaid to you with prosperity many times. Would you have a video on how to make a sharepoint list to collect the user name of visitors of the app with date, time, etc.?
Hi! Great video and very straightforward, just what I need for my school project! But I'm having trouble with the code. It shows that 'Text' and my equal sign have some sort of error. How can I solve this issue?
Amazing video! I need help on something. Im using Excel as I don't have access to creating a Sharpoint list and I just cant get it to work. Im following each step perfectly. Maybe my table isn't formatted correct?
Was so happy that I found your tutorial but no matter how many times I have tried, it keep showing 'circular reference':( I have uploaded the Sharepoint List and followed the formula u wrote....
Try “User().Fullname” this will display the name of the user who is signed into powerapps currently. If you would like to show based on a text field such as a username text input, simply add to the on select property of the sign in button “Set(var_logged_in_name,textfield.Text) and display it that way
Hi, im doing this but instead of using sharepoint im using a table i created, but its telling me that i cant compare a text ( the username column in the table ) to a control (the text input field in the app), any ideas?
Hi... i have created power app. i want user to login the app using their PKI card or mailid and password from our office365 group...pls provide the video link for this.. Thanks in advance
@@powerappsuniversity If(!IsBlank(LookUp(Techs,Password=PinInput2.Text)),Navigate(Screen2),Navigate(LoginScr1)); "password" is column, screen2 for success, loginscr1 for failure
@@powerappsuniversity OK it was the column name, but turns out it wasn't recognizing Password as the column but another powerapps function, created new column named PassList and now it works. Thank you!
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Thanks for this! This one was definitely the best login screen video I’ve found. I’m BRAND new to coding and application making in general. I really appreciate you explaining this so thoroughly. Even with this being simple, I like knowing why things are done the way they are-like explaining why you use two closed parentheses. I’m subscribing, can’t wait to see more. 😊
Thank you so much !!! Your video is easier to understand what happen on PowerApps, Thank youuuuu
Thanks for sharing. Amazing video.
Awesome video! Quick question, how would you go about automatically filtering data to be user specific? Only the data that they have entered?
Did you figure out how to do that ?
nice Tutorial. i am a beginner, so i dont know why, but i have to put the sharepoint list in quotation marks 'user_logins'
Thank you, thank you, and thank you. So powerful information simply and well explained. I'll practice it immediately. I wish this has been repaid to you with prosperity many times. Would you have a video on how to make a sharepoint list to collect the user name of visitors of the app with date, time, etc.?
Very cool. Need to add Find User Name and Forget Password in a separate video.
Hi! Great video and very straightforward, just what I need for my school project! But I'm having trouble with the code. It shows that 'Text' and my equal sign have some sort of error. How can I solve this issue?
Thank you so much!!
Excellent video
Amazing video! I need help on something. Im using Excel as I don't have access to creating a Sharpoint list and I just cant get it to work. Im following each step perfectly. Maybe my table isn't formatted correct?
User1 can login with another user password in sharepoint list?
Brilliant content, thank you very much :)
Hi, so could this make powerapps available to 3rd parties outside the organisation
Incredible helpful tutorial, many thanks...
I liked the motivation for this video -- Mega thanks!!
hey bro what keyboard do you use?
Was so happy that I found your tutorial but no matter how many times I have tried, it keep showing 'circular reference':( I have uploaded the Sharepoint List and followed the formula u wrote....
Hi, Excellent video!! 👍
Short and informative vedio today i have seen👍
so Nice Bro Short And Usable
how do you display their name base on the logged screen?
Try “User().Fullname” this will display the name of the user who is signed into powerapps currently. If you would like to show based on a text field such as a username text input, simply add to the on select property of the sign in button “Set(var_logged_in_name,textfield.Text) and display it that way
Thank you,this help.a lot😊
Hi, im doing this but instead of using sharepoint im using a table i created, but its telling me that i cant compare a text ( the username column in the table ) to a control (the text input field in the app), any ideas?
I’m having same issue
how about the backend portion of it all
Thanks for your video
Hi... i have created power app. i want user to login the app using their PKI card or mailid and password from our office365 group...pls provide the video link for this.. Thanks in advance
One issue though, What if you select Username1 with password for username2 is this going to let you through?\
yes it does
I don't have a default property in power apps
smiply superb
This is exactly what I need but for me it's always returning as false, even with the right password. what am I missing?
Hi Andy! Could you copy and paste your formula in the comment? Would be happy to help. Also what are the column names you are using?
@@powerappsuniversity If(!IsBlank(LookUp(Techs,Password=PinInput2.Text)),Navigate(Screen2),Navigate(LoginScr1));
"password" is column, screen2 for success, loginscr1 for failure
@@AndyHernandez18 Hi Andy, in your formula try changing the “P” in Password to be lowercase to match the column. Should work after that!
@@powerappsuniversity OK it was the column name, but turns out it wasn't recognizing Password as the column but another powerapps function, created new column named PassList and now it works. Thank you!
SELF EXPLAINATRY, BUT IS STILL DID NOT WORK ON MINE