Reza your experience is so vast. Whenever I search for anything related to Power Apps, your name comes up first. Thanks for all the knowledge you've made available for free.
Just want to say thank you. I use your videos for work situations and have completely taken my career to another level. Keep up the great work. THANK YOU!!!
I just finished an app with tabbed forms... on multiple screens with Patch functions and a lot of conditions... and I think I will start anew with this amazing solution. Thanks Reza this will be soooooo helpfull !! :)
Great Tip for "Tab" interface! While the concept of associating visible property of fields to a variable and buttons is not new, the implementation done by Reza is most optimal I have come across and eloquently explained in this example.
This is absolutely the best tutorial on tabs. Thanks for the work you did putting it together. I really like your presentation style as well. New sub here.
Very very nice and systematic way for tabular format creation. I did this in my project with some stupid way however that's work but your method is absolutely best . Thanks for presenting it well.
Thank you Reza, this is explained brilliantly! Previously i had been using multiple screens to break up the form and was getting in a big mess with multiple forms
Here you go Reza, I was homie since 12 subscribers and I knew 12k is coming soon. And now definitely 120k won't be far . Keep it up and good. Thanks bro
Appreciate all the support and ❤️ to my channel. Thank you for being a part of this journey. Honestly, when I started it was not for subscribers or I had any dream of becoming a TH-camr. I did it because I saw that there was a lack of content. Content backed by strong use cases was missing. But now at 12k, every video I make is for my subscribers. I respect their feedback, their suggestions, I try and respond to every comment and ensure I provide value for their time. I will keep going and try my best. Let’s see if I get to 120k 😊
@@RezaDorrani Reza, This is about us the consumers It's not about you or the number of subscriptions. That's not the matter . Remember, This is legacy where in the future thousands of thousands ppl will come to learn PP . I meant the growing # of subscribers is an indication the incredible growth and continued expansion of PP Power Platform. Please, know that we do value and grateful for all the effort you do & the commitment & time. And it's understandable how this can be time consuming So Pls don't feel bad/obligated if you can't respond to all comments all the time. Also pls pls don't hesitate to post long videos and whatever. it's for our own benefit and we lose nothing. Just make sure the contents are inclusive/balanced for all audiences beginners medium advanced. Lol don't forget us the beginners-mediumish. Hmmm accept the 120k, 😉 I prophesied the 12k and it happened lol....I think I even commented it on one of yoir videos. BTW , Still there is far to go for PP ...It didn't hit everywhere yet especially Gov sectors . So....imagine 5yrs from now on. Thank you Reza, Shane, DeShon...and all other PP masters. Without you guys we're lost.
Hi Reza, I love your videos! they are so interactive and easy to understand even for beginners like me! Your videos on Power Automate are excellent as well!!
I have always look into your videos related to PowerApps and its always help to get my requirement addressed. I wanted to get a way to added user VP name in text box but unable to get it. Not sure how to get user VP (Vice President) Display name in text box. Kindly me us know with an example. Thank you!
I have not tried user VP name in text box. I dont think there is any formula to directly grab that info. You could query for users manager using Office365Users connector. I would recommend checking on forums in case someone has done something similar powerusers.microsoft.com
@@RezaDorrani thank you and yes I am Able to get manager display name down up to 3 levels using this sting Office365Users.Manager(Office365Users.Manager(Office365Users.Manager(Office365Users.MyProfile().Mail).Mail).Mail).DisplayName but this is not working for all level of users if they have additional level of managers 😕🙁
Absolutely excellent video - Very well explained, id never be able to do this without this video. The only part I'm not able to do on my form is the section from 7:35 - 8:09 - I cannot see on my version of power apps how I make the first tab the default tab. Any further help would be appreciated.
Hey @terrywoodfine8848, can you help me with the same if you have resolved doing the doubt. Coz I, too, have the same doubt now after going through the lecture And @Reza Dorrani, when I done the same as you suggested, it's just giving me a boolean saying false when doing as suggested So please can any of you help me with this.
Thanks Reza, top quality, informative and clear as always. I had actually implemented a tabs experience in a very similar fashion, (but used shapes rather than a gallery of buttons) by setting the visibility of the form cards based on a tab clicked variable. I did however have a much bigger form which resulted in the app checker raising a performance warning as there were so many controls. In this case would you recommend splitting the firm across screens or do you have any other useful suggestions? Cheers
Thank you for the amazing feedback. I showcased tabs as Icons in this video (same concept) - th-cam.com/video/S0Zs66RVka4/w-d-xo.html Too many control is a warning when the total controls of an App span beyond 500 controls. Reducing controls would be key in scenarios like this. A data card itself is 5 controls, the card & 4 supporting controls. I did a video on performance a while ago. May be I shared some info on data cards. Check - th-cam.com/video/xpHkUhGisOw/w-d-xo.html
Hi I was able to make it work by following your video, now I need to figure out how to make my picture upload fields to actually upload something to the sharepoint list
Thank you so much, indeed very informative and in lay man's language. I have a query, I have a SharePoint list with over 20 items. It does not work or the fields are not visible. It goes out of the screen. Is there an option to submit multiple forms
I will have to look at your App in action to know the cause of your issue & provide guidance. I would recommend posting your issue/query with screenshots on the forums at powerusers.microsoft.com
Thank you for this great tutorial, I want to do this solution in powerapps form and using submit form control to display all data in same record of the powerapps gallery
This is the best 'Tab' explanatory, thank you Reza.
Thank You
Seriously excellent!
Reza your experience is so vast. Whenever I search for anything related to Power Apps, your name comes up first. Thanks for all the knowledge you've made available for free.
Thank You so much. Glad to know my videos are most recommended 😊
I am just passing here to say that i love your videos and i admire your knowledge. Thanks for helping me learn. God bless you!
Thank you for following my channel. I appreciate the feedback and hope to keep providing valuable content.
Thanks Reza, this is exactly what someone who is trying to look for tabular forms will need in order to design this type of an experience.
Thanks for the feedback & thanks for watching.
Just want to say thank you. I use your videos for work situations and have completely taken my career to another level. Keep up the great work. THANK YOU!!!
You are most welcome. Thank You for watching and learning from the videos.
I just finished an app with tabbed forms... on multiple screens with Patch functions and a lot of conditions... and I think I will start anew with this amazing solution. Thanks Reza this will be soooooo helpfull !! :)
Thank you for the feedback. I hope this technique simplifies how Tabs are built.
Great Tip for "Tab" interface! While the concept of associating visible property of fields to a variable and buttons is not new, the implementation done by Reza is most optimal I have come across and eloquently explained in this example.
Thank you Yatin
Very useful Forms App. You rocked us. Amazing. Thanks Reza.
Wow! Thank You
I had an interview and I was unable to answer perfectly for this scenario. Now I am clear. Millions of thanks!!
Most welcome
Reza you never cease to amaze me with your easy explanation and great content
Thanks so much
Agreed. Best Powerapps TAB tutorial. Thanks for sharing
I agree :)
Thanks!
Thank You so much
Short, clear, concise, informative - great work.
Much appreciated!
You are the best Power Platforms content creator on TH-cam bro, no doubt.
🙌
Hi Reza. Again: the simplicity is 'king' + your excellent presentation skills. Thanks. All small usable examples are welcome. Gr. Lex
Thank you Sir
couldn't have made my form snazzy without watching this 5 times.
Thanks!
This is absolutely the best tutorial on tabs. Thanks for the work you did putting it together. I really like your presentation style as well. New sub here.
Thanks a lot and welcome to my channel!
Reza you are the best of the best, thank you for all your teachings.
Wow, thank you
You sir have explained it beautifully!! Love it. Been trying to achieve this for past week and finally found solution that would work. Many thanks.
Thank You so much.
Very straight forward and clear explanation. Many Thanks Reza, for the nice tutorial.!!
Thank you for watching
とてもわかりやすいビデオです。丁度知りたい内容が簡潔に解説されていて、すごく助かります。
Thank You ありがとうございました
Another great video on the Power Platform. You make it look easy.
Thanks
Very very nice and systematic way for tabular format creation. I did this in my project with some stupid way however that's work but your method is absolutely best . Thanks for presenting it well.
Use this technique for future projects :)
Awesome explanation and presentation of how to create a tabbed form! I can't wait to apply this to my sharepoint forms. 😀
👍
Thanks Reza -- was struggling with this concept -- but as usual easy to follow and it now works great in my site
Glad it helped!
Making it look so easy as always Reza. Thank you!
My pleasure!
This is definitely the best Tab Video i have seen in PowerApps. Wonderful Job Reza. Look forward to more interesting videos in the coming days.
Wow, thanks!
Good job Reza, this tabs in the forms simplified and help when the list have many columns
Most welcome
Reza, Your tutorial was very clear. Well done and a solid way to add tabs to any app. Thank you sir!
Thank You Sir!
Your explanation is awesome and at another level. Keep rocking.
Thanks a ton
Thank you Reza, this is explained brilliantly! Previously i had been using multiple screens to break up the form and was getting in a big mess with multiple forms
You're very welcome!
Many thanks Reza. You shower us with knowledge. I able to manage my tabs.
Glad I could help!
Reza, extremely useful for one of our apps that I need to create, this is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks so much for posting this video!
You are most welcome.
Marvelous, you made it so easy. In love with your channel.
Thanks so much
Here you go Reza, I was homie since 12 subscribers and I knew 12k is coming soon. And now definitely 120k won't be far . Keep it up and good. Thanks bro
Appreciate all the support and ❤️ to my channel. Thank you for being a part of this journey.
Honestly, when I started it was not for subscribers or I had any dream of becoming a TH-camr. I did it because I saw that there was a lack of content. Content backed by strong use cases was missing.
But now at 12k, every video I make is for my subscribers. I respect their feedback, their suggestions, I try and respond to every comment and ensure I provide value for their time.
I will keep going and try my best. Let’s see if I get to 120k 😊
@@RezaDorrani Reza, This is about us the consumers It's not about you or the number of subscriptions. That's not the matter . Remember, This is legacy where in the future thousands of thousands ppl will come to learn PP .
I meant the growing # of subscribers is an indication the incredible growth and continued expansion of PP Power Platform. Please, know that we do value and grateful for all the effort you do & the commitment & time. And it's understandable how this can be time consuming So Pls don't feel bad/obligated if you can't respond to all comments all the time. Also pls pls don't hesitate to post long videos and whatever. it's for our own benefit and we lose nothing. Just make sure the contents are inclusive/balanced for all audiences beginners medium advanced. Lol don't forget us the beginners-mediumish.
Hmmm accept the 120k, 😉 I prophesied the 12k and it happened lol....I think I even commented it on one of yoir videos.
BTW , Still there is far to go for PP ...It didn't hit everywhere yet especially Gov sectors .
So....imagine 5yrs from now on. Thank you Reza, Shane, DeShon...and all other PP masters. Without you guys we're lost.
@@yehunlavolontededieu322 Thanks and I do agree that the PP space is just begun. This will expand more and more in the coming years.
This was amazingly well explained and just what I was looking for. Bless you with continued and truly well deserved success, Reza.
Thank You so much 🙏
very informative and easy to understand the functionality of tabs to achieve using power apps.
Glad it was helpful!
Agree with comments! Great video Reza. This is super helpful if using sharepoint integration. I used for a multi column form.
Excellent!
Wonderful! Thank you so much for this demonstration!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@RezaDorrani your video helped me to make my own 3-tabbed form. Your step by step instructions were perfect 🤩👍🏼
@@MuskratJim Awesome!!!
Yes another easy to follow and very useful video from Reza!
Glad to hear!
A big THANKS to you. This is exactly what I need. Your channel is very informative and useful. Thank you. keep up the good works
Great to hear!
Hi Reza, I love your videos! they are so interactive and easy to understand even for beginners like me! Your videos on Power Automate are excellent as well!!
Thank You Sanjana. Glad you like them!
Simple and very efficient solution. Thank you so much Reza!!!
You're welcome!
This is a fantastic and detailed explanation. This is exactly what I was looking to do Reza, thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
this is very good training course, looking forward to see more ...
My channel has close to 200 videos. I drop a video every week. Hopefully you enjoy them all.
Awesome video. Well paced and very clear.
Glad it was helpful!
Reza, thank you so much. This really helped me with my SharePoint form.
Glad to know this was helpful! Thank You for watching.
Awesome video, very clear and info-packed Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
First thought was you make this look so easy, then I realize it is! Very reminicent of MS-Access forms.
It is easy :)
Awesome, the tutorial was easy to follow and it took my form from a cluttered mess to usable in 10 minutes. Thank you Reza!
Great to hear that! Thanks for watching.
Thank you Reza, it was very clear and easy to apply
Glad to hear that. Thank you for watching.
@@RezaDorrani is there a way to the tab keep visible if the user need to scroll down on the form?
@@alfonsoramirez3227 Possible. You may need some sort of scrollable screen control.
Thank you so much Reza! This is amazing solution for tabbed concept. I am going implement this in one of my solution. Thanks again 🙂
You are most welcome
Just Amazing - and wanted to Thank you for these amazing videos as this helped me creating many Apps which we are using for our Daily task....
Sp happy to hear such feedback. Thank you for following my channel.
Cool Solution !! Very helpfull and easy to understand. Thank you Reza
Glad to hear that!
Awesome :) Really the best Tab experience and surely will use it in our lists.
Great!
Excellent work Reza, I have implemented your idea in my Infopath forms into standalone apps with same experience ....
Great 👍
Thank you. I was struggling with this earlier this week.
You are most welcome
Thanks a lot Reza. I have learned it quickly and implement into my project as well
Most welcome
Dude this was a beautiful solution!
Thank You
Wonderful tab screen experience , thanks reza.
You are most welcome
Another great video! I’m subscribing!
Awesome, thank you!
You always make it feel so easy Reza! Very well explained and helpful one.
Thank you
Thanks for sharing this very clear video.
You’re most welcome
Another great and useful video, this will help as to create mobile apps with this technique, I miss intro 😉 thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
great session and easy to understand
Glad to hear that!
Wonderful video, I am learning a lot with you. Thanks
Thanks for following my channel.
Great Video Reza. Many thanks for share it!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
very informative ....great job sir Reza
Thank You
Excellent content. You helped me a lot, Thanks for your time and your channel. Subscribing right now..
Thanks for the sub!
You're the best Reza! Thank you! 👍👍
Thanks so much
Many thanks Reza... This is realy useful
Glad to hear that!
Thank you so much for this video!
Most welcome
Hi Reza, helpful video! Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
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Thank You
Thak you for the tutorial! Great job! It helped a lot!
Glad it was helpful. Thank you for watching
was looking for the same for my current scenario 😍😍
👍
Great video Mate!
Thank You
Thanks for the video ... well explained
Thanks for watching
Reza, Thanks for a great video.
You are most welcome
Totally AWESOME!!! Thanks so much Reza!!
My pleasure!!
Thanks Reza, thats so smooth ..
Thanks
Thanks Reza. Good Job !
👍
Wow, thanks so much Reza. I really love it.
I'm glad you like it
Superb. Well done and thank you.
Thanks
Another good one. Thanks
Most welcome
Very helpful. Thank you!
You're welcome!
this is brilliant! Thank you 🙂
Most welcome
Brilliant thank you
You're very welcome
I have always look into your videos related to PowerApps and its always help to get my requirement addressed.
I wanted to get a way to added user VP name in text box but unable to get it. Not sure how to get user VP (Vice President) Display name in text box.
Kindly me us know with an example. Thank you!
I have not tried user VP name in text box. I dont think there is any formula to directly grab that info. You could query for users manager using Office365Users connector.
I would recommend checking on forums in case someone has done something similar
powerusers.microsoft.com
@@RezaDorrani thank you and yes I am
Able to get manager display name down up to 3 levels using this sting Office365Users.Manager(Office365Users.Manager(Office365Users.Manager(Office365Users.MyProfile().Mail).Mail).Mail).DisplayName but this is not working for all level of users if they have additional level of managers 😕🙁
@@kabadiharikiran2508 It would be complex. Check on forums.
Awesome
I needed this content.
👍
Cool! Thx for sharing!!!! Greetings from germany Christoph 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
You are most welcome
Absolutely excellent video - Very well explained, id never be able to do this without this video.
The only part I'm not able to do on my form is the section from 7:35 - 8:09 - I cannot see on my version of power apps how I make the first tab the default tab.
Any further help would be appreciated.
There is a variable varTabSelected - all you have to do is make that 1. Try that OnVisible of screen and see it if works for you.
Hey @terrywoodfine8848, can you help me with the same if you have resolved doing the doubt.
Coz I, too, have the same doubt now after going through the lecture
And @Reza Dorrani, when I done the same as you suggested, it's just giving me a boolean saying false when doing as suggested
So please can any of you help me with this.
Beautiful job
Thanks
Thanks Reza, top quality, informative and clear as always.
I had actually implemented a tabs experience in a very similar fashion, (but used shapes rather than a gallery of buttons) by setting the visibility of the form cards based on a tab clicked variable.
I did however have a much bigger form which resulted in the app checker raising a performance warning as there were so many controls.
In this case would you recommend splitting the firm across screens or do you have any other useful suggestions?
Cheers
Thank you for the amazing feedback.
I showcased tabs as Icons in this video (same concept) - th-cam.com/video/S0Zs66RVka4/w-d-xo.html
Too many control is a warning when the total controls of an App span beyond 500 controls. Reducing controls would be key in scenarios like this. A data card itself is 5 controls, the card & 4 supporting controls.
I did a video on performance a while ago. May be I shared some info on data cards. Check - th-cam.com/video/xpHkUhGisOw/w-d-xo.html
@@RezaDorrani thanks for these additional video links. I think they will be very useful
Hi I was able to make it work by following your video, now I need to figure out how to make my picture upload fields to actually upload something to the sharepoint list
Picture upload is a different feature not covered in video. Check my video on forms, image control and others.
Thanks for sharing Reza !!
Thanks for listening
Thank you so much, indeed very informative and in lay man's language.
I have a query, I have a SharePoint list with over 20 items. It does not work or the fields are not visible. It goes out of the screen. Is there an option to submit multiple forms
I will have to look at your App in action to know the cause of your issue & provide guidance. I would recommend posting your issue/query with screenshots on the forums at powerusers.microsoft.com
Thank you for this great tutorial, I want to do this solution in powerapps form and using submit form control to display all data in same record of the powerapps gallery
You can use the same technique or also break forms as follows - th-cam.com/video/9gI9OscTLD0/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for this excellent video
Glad you liked it!
Brilliant! Thank you!!!
Welcome