Power Apps for Project Management | Part 2: Edit Forms

This is Part 2 in our video series of building project management app using Power Apps. By the end of this video, you’ll have learned:
📝 How to edit/modify existing records (project tasks)
➕ How to add new tasks
📋 Understanding the Edit Form and its usage
🌐 How to create global variables
📅 How to auto-calculate task due dates based on Duration and Start Date
🎨 How to customize controls inside an edit form
🚀 How to publish your Power Apps
Stay tuned for our next video, where we’ll explore filtering and searching in Power Apps.
📝 *Table of Contents:*
0:00 - Introduction
1:46 - Recap of Part 1
5:10 - Understanding the Edit Form and its usage
12:20 - Creating global variables
44:20 - Customize controls inside an edit form
55:10 - Auto-calculate task due dates based on Duration and Start Date
1:00:00 - Publish your Power Apps
1:04:00 - Conclusion and next steps
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Here are some helpful resources to deepen your understanding:
1. learn.microsoft.com/en-us/pow...
2. learn.microsoft.com/en-us/pow...
3. www.matthewdevaney.com/how-to...
4. www.matthewdevaney.com/everyt...
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[@RafsanHuseynov]

Code Snippets:
//
With(
{
varStartDate: dpStartDate.SelectedDate,
varDuration: Value(txtinpDuration.Text)
},
DateAdd(
varStartDate,
Value(varDuration) + RoundDown(
(Weekday(
varStartDate,
StartOfWeek.Monday
) + Value(varDuration) - 1) / 5,
0
) * 2,
TimeUnit.Days
) )
Change the following parts:
1. dpStartDate - replace this with your date picker name
2. txtinpDuration - replace this with your text input control name.

[@roma9026]

Love the content. Thanks for sharing.

[@RafsanHuseynov]

Thank you Roma.

[@misirtadelle3627]

Thank you again, I can't wait for next step

[@RafsanHuseynov]

Thanks for your feedback. Next is going to be about search and filter in power apps.

[@user-wj7ru4ro9o]

Possible to share your application

[@RafsanHuseynov]

It’s not finished yet. We have a few more sessions remaining. Once they are all completed, I will compile them into a solution and explore methods to share it with the community. Thanks for your patience!