Love it, Shane. A few months ago, I had a need for this and built pretty much exactly what you did here. I would definitely enjoy more advanced content like this. Thank you for another great video.
Thank you very much, dear Shane. Without your help, I wouldn't have been so successful in my job. Best regards from the Czech Republic (Central Europe).
Very valuable information. Was struggling recently with how to show a loading screen while rows were refreshing from filters. This will allow me to check the counts and then some to determine it's done! Thanks Shane.
Thanks Shane. Another awesome video! Just the right amount of nerdy. I'm all for videos on the more complex functionality. Gotta keep adding stuff to my toolbox!
I use Sequence() for such needs. In cases where a parameter of loops is defined, Sequence() can be set to the input parameter (such as the txt input box for quantity). ClearCollect( colLoopCount, {Loop: 0} ); ForAll( Sequence(txtQty.Text) As LoopNo, // *** Insert Actions Here *** // Collect( colTally, {Loop: LoopNo.Value} ) )
The Collect() is added in the event you want or need to examine the value of the item either being worked in the loop or the last item worked. Last(colLoopCount).Loop
Yup, I have done some crazy stuff similarly. I have done some bad stuff with ForAll I would never show on video. 😎 The timer is less confusing to the average bear. 😎
I've used this technique to sort gallery items based on a dynamically created list of columns. I did that by calling SortByColumns function on a record collection multiple times, each time ClearCollect'ing the collection in a temporary variable, and at the end assigning the collection to the variable which has been set as an Items property of the gallery.
I was looking for a Do loop solution a while ago and think i ended up doing something nasty with a custom collection and a ForAll. Might be a fun project to go back and look at that again with this new knowledge and be embarrassed at my previous attempt.
Good job. Has the timer control been updated to continue counting when the user moves to another screen or app? I rarely use the timer control because of this limitation.
Great stuff Shane! I used a different method but this looks pretty easy as well actually. Any idea why there isnt a built in Do until loop in Powerapps anyway?
@Shane Young yes maybe you're right. Then again, we're actually using the platform to build enterprise applications and it would be nice to have the function. Anyhow, we'll figure it out🫣
Hello sir, I have a windows 11 laptop. That is workgroup system right now i need to connect windows AD using powershell or cmd to create and manage users. How to do it ? I am using different domian.
Hi every one I have question that I have total 12 combobox in power app and I want to show the total combobox selected in label. Like I have selected only 5 combobox so on label it will show 5 if i select 6 then it will show 6
Do you have a tutorial to make an app that will create a teams meeting and allow an X number of people to join and if its full create a new one on a new date?
You could do try to somehow get a count of attendees, wrap it in an if statement and carry out another action if full. Might even be worth investigating if you can make a power automate branch
This video uses ‘do until’ in Flow to fix an error state. Is it possible to use Power Automate ‘do until’ for the remaining inventory case usage you have presented? (FYI - I still have 9 mins left to watch of your video in case you mention that at the end.) Happy Spring! Thx for your resources! th-cam.com/video/wT61iTovrqY/w-d-xo.html
I didn't talk about Power Automate but yes, you can. 😎 My only dislike of using Automate is then you have more moving parts to break/troubleshoot. But can it? Yes. Might it be easier? Yes. So wherever you get the results you want I am all for doing it there. 😎
I do. But the reality is as people do low code they want to grow and do more and more with low code. This is helping people who want to do more. This is still low code, just taking it further. Learning is fun.
Love it, Shane. A few months ago, I had a need for this and built pretty much exactly what you did here. I would definitely enjoy more advanced content like this. Thank you for another great video.
Appreciate the support Rob.
Awesome Shane. Clear example and I was able to replicate it and apply it to an idea I had similar to the RAM inventory example !
Awesome, glad you found a practical way to apply it!
Thank you very much, dear Shane. Without your help, I wouldn't have been so successful in my job. Best regards from the Czech Republic (Central Europe).
Hapy to help! Have a good week.
This is nerdy and I love it. You're a great teacher Shane!
Thank you 😎 I like being a 🤓
Very valuable information. Was struggling recently with how to show a loading screen while rows were refreshing from filters. This will allow me to check the counts and then some to determine it's done! Thanks Shane.
Happy to help Devin!
Thanks Shane. Another awesome video! Just the right amount of nerdy. I'm all for videos on the more complex functionality. Gotta keep adding stuff to my toolbox!
Thanks for the feedback. 🙂
I use Sequence() for such needs. In cases where a parameter of loops is defined, Sequence() can be set to the input parameter (such as the txt input box for quantity).
ClearCollect(
colLoopCount,
{Loop: 0}
);
ForAll(
Sequence(txtQty.Text) As LoopNo,
// *** Insert Actions Here *** //
Collect(
colTally,
{Loop: LoopNo.Value}
)
)
The Collect() is added in the event you want or need to examine the value of the item either being worked in the loop or the last item worked. Last(colLoopCount).Loop
Yup, I have done some crazy stuff similarly. I have done some bad stuff with ForAll I would never show on video. 😎 The timer is less confusing to the average bear. 😎
This was a great video. Thank you. And I like the more complex videos for sure.
Appreciate the feedback!
Great!! Learned something that I never thought possible in Power Apps. Thanks Teacher 👍
No problem 😎
Insane Shane!! Now able to create repeat bookings for for . In the words of Shane Young, "Yay!!!!!!" :D
Love it! 🚀
I've used this technique to sort gallery items based on a dynamically created list of columns. I did that by calling SortByColumns function on a record collection multiple times, each time ClearCollect'ing the collection in a temporary variable, and at the end assigning the collection to the variable which has been set as an Items property of the gallery.
Thanks for sharing!
Like always, GREAT video and explanations
Thanks Bruno
@Shane thank you. You are a life saver.
Happy to help
Stock inventory is very interesting to me so these types of scenarios are good to learn about.
Agree. We have done this for customers before. 😎
Thank you Shane.
Happy tohelp
You are amazing and Thank you so much
Happy to help.
Nice! Nerdy is cool 🙂
Agree. 😎
Hi Shane, this video is really helpful, I just have a question that how to change the collections name dynamically inside a Do-until Loop.
Thanks Shane 🙏🙏🙏
Happy to help. Have a great day. 🐶
I was looking for a Do loop solution a while ago and think i ended up doing something nasty with a custom collection and a ForAll. Might be a fun project to go back and look at that again with this new knowledge and be embarrassed at my previous attempt.
Alan working is better than not working. If you got it working the crazy way then I love it! 😎
🤯🤯 - Thanks Shane
Happy to help Spen, so much to learn. 🤪
Good job. Has the timer control been updated to continue counting when the user moves to another screen or app? I rarely use the timer control because of this limitation.
I don't think but honestly I haven't tried that scenario in a long time.
Great stuff Shane! I used a different method but this looks pretty easy as well actually. Any idea why there isnt a built in Do until loop in Powerapps anyway?
Not sure Felix. Maybe too complicated of a concept for the average maker?
@Shane Young yes maybe you're right. Then again, we're actually using the platform to build enterprise applications and it would be nice to have the function. Anyhow, we'll figure it out🫣
They need a loop STAT! This is BASIC BASIC BASIC
It is an interesting omission.
It’s not too much love the advance stuff
Thanks for the feedback.
Hello sir, I have a windows 11 laptop. That is workgroup system right now i need to connect windows AD using powershell or cmd to create and manage users. How to do it ? I am using different domian.
I am not sure, sorry.
Hi every one I have question that I have total 12 combobox in power app and I want to show the total combobox selected in label. Like I have selected only 5 combobox so on label it will show 5 if i select 6 then it will show 6
Do you have a tutorial to make an app that will create a teams meeting and allow an X number of people to join and if its full create a new one on a new date?
This video shows how to create a Teams meeting th-cam.com/video/hPRzHbMzoI0/w-d-xo.html but I don't know how to know when it is full. Sorry.
You could do try to somehow get a count of attendees, wrap it in an if statement and carry out another action if full. Might even be worth investigating if you can make a power automate branch
This video uses ‘do until’ in Flow to fix an error state. Is it possible to use Power Automate ‘do until’ for the remaining inventory case usage you have presented? (FYI - I still have 9 mins left to watch of your video in case you mention that at the end.) Happy Spring! Thx for your resources! th-cam.com/video/wT61iTovrqY/w-d-xo.html
I didn't talk about Power Automate but yes, you can. 😎 My only dislike of using Automate is then you have more moving parts to break/troubleshoot. But can it? Yes. Might it be easier? Yes. So wherever you get the results you want I am all for doing it there. 😎
@Shane Young thank you. Not sure if you care but I hope Cincy's NFL picks brighten the future - have fun w soccer too.
@@geralddahl9159 Appreciate that. I am hopeful too. I don't want to play anymore AFC Championship games in Kansas City. 😎😎
Thank you, thing is you don't know you need to know how to do something until you need to do it.
Exactly agree. That is why I was scared to make this video, no one would watch it because they didn't know. 😎
I don't think you know the definition of low code.
I do. But the reality is as people do low code they want to grow and do more and more with low code. This is helping people who want to do more. This is still low code, just taking it further. Learning is fun.
Nicely done... I'll also be placing Shuffle() in my toolkit. Hadn't noticed that one before.
If you haven't watched this video th-cam.com/video/NepvIvoaf9U/w-d-xo.html then you are missing out on all types of random number fun. 🤪