Hi all, I am currently at the Microsoft Power Platform Conference, so there will be no new video next week. Thank you everyone who stays tuned every week. It is highly appreciated! And if you are here at the MPPC feel free to add me on the Whova app and say hi.
What a dedications to the fans! Also that really is thumb friendly. Now I gotta revisit some of my apps because they definitely aren't mobile friendly.
Hello! You make the best power apps tutorials by far, and I’ve watched a lot of them! I was wondering if you could show how to create an app that has an edit form that has 5 fields where employees can enter in data: 1 that’s First Name and a separate last name field, a Yes/No option, one that they can select options from a drop down list and one that’s an open text entry. I need this inputted data to automatically export to an excel table that’s stored in a teams folder… it would also be nice to have a gallery list where they can see all of the entries and delete or edit them, but I’ve been having a lot of trouble getting everything to work. Thanks again for the great videos!!!
Hi Vivian, Interesting question! I'm wondering if the data source should then be an excel table, although that's normally not recommended it's much more difficult to create a brand new excel file each time. Do you want a brand new excel file each time, or just the backend is an excel sheet?
@@andrewhess123 hello, thanks for the reply!! Sorry, not a new table each time the form is submitted, I’m just trying to make the entries of my form populate one excel table, where each form submission is a new row. I know you like to use share point as the backend for your apps but I think an excel table would work better for me. But I guess I’m not sure because I’m very new to power apps (and terrible with technology!!) hopefully that makes sense, thanks again!!!
Hi Andrew, great video as always, question ... I have followed each step and got the collection right, but why am I getting error on "Screen on this formula → Navigate(ThisItem.Screen, ScreenTransition.Fade) . thanks, your fan.
I got it !!! I had to remove the button & re-write the collection ... Thanks.
Hi all, I am currently at the Microsoft Power Platform Conference, so there will be no new video next week. Thank you everyone who stays tuned every week. It is highly appreciated! And if you are here at the MPPC feel free to add me on the Whova app and say hi.
What a dedications to the fans! Also that really is thumb friendly. Now I gotta revisit some of my apps because they definitely aren't mobile friendly.
I'm their fan 😂, thank you everyone who watches. Yeah thinking about those thumb friendly zones can make your app much easier to use.
Yes I did name it Screen, the intelligence picked up the "Screen" keyword when I was doing ThisItem. but then "Screen" becomes error
Hello! You make the best power apps tutorials by far, and I’ve watched a lot of them! I was wondering if you could show how to create an app that has an edit form that has 5 fields where employees can enter in data: 1 that’s First Name and a separate last name field, a Yes/No option, one that they can select options from a drop down list and one that’s an open text entry. I need this inputted data to automatically export to an excel table that’s stored in a teams folder… it would also be nice to have a gallery list where they can see all of the entries and delete or edit them, but I’ve been having a lot of trouble getting everything to work. Thanks again for the great videos!!!
Hi Vivian, Interesting question! I'm wondering if the data source should then be an excel table, although that's normally not recommended it's much more difficult to create a brand new excel file each time. Do you want a brand new excel file each time, or just the backend is an excel sheet?
@@andrewhess123 hello, thanks for the reply!! Sorry, not a new table each time the form is submitted, I’m just trying to make the entries of my form populate one excel table, where each form submission is a new row. I know you like to use share point as the backend for your apps but I think an excel table would work better for me. But I guess I’m not sure because I’m very new to power apps (and terrible with technology!!) hopefully that makes sense, thanks again!!!
Hi Andrew, great video as always, question ... I have followed each step and got the collection right, but why am I getting error on "Screen on this formula → Navigate(ThisItem.Screen, ScreenTransition.Fade) . thanks, your fan.
Hmmm.. When you did the table did you name your variable "Screen"? When you do ThisItem. does the intellisense pick up the "Screen" keyword?