List of sessions related to PowerApps and Microsoft Flow at the Microsoft Ignite 2018 event at Orlando

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We have recently shipped, in public preview, Power Query Online integration for Microsoft Flow. Using this capability allows flow makers to transform and shape their data coming from SQL Server using …

We're excited to share that many of the items in the October Release Notes are now beginning to roll into preview environments and in some cases are already available in production! We've focused across the board on quality, more powerful CDS capabilities, more productive makers, great end user experiences, and improved admin visibility.

I wanted to share this technique I've been using to create a dropdown from a datasource as well as include an option for "All" There are 3 steps, 1st collect the word "All" into your dropdown list named collection with ClearCollect ClearCollect(DropList, {Result:"All"}) Make sure to collect th...

This blog post highlights how one can create a PowerApps Canvas app to create an editable table to interact with the data in the database quickly without having to connect through a separate interface…

We're very excited to announce new screen templates, which allow you to build an app in a matter of minutes! These new screens make it easier than ever to add Microsoft Office capabilities to your…

Want to learn how to build PowerApps, but don't know where to start? This how-to guide will take you step-by-step through the process of building various Microsoft Office components in PowerApps.

This blog post title was initially titled ‘Why I disregarded PowerApps but now I radically changed my mind’. I changed my mind and I now think that PowerApps is a very powerful tool and…

Microsoft used PowerApps to create a a suite of employee engagement mobile apps that have been deployed worldwide to 100,000+ employees. These applications have a clean and modern UI and connect to a variety of backend services, including cloud-based APIs and legacy on-premise systems. This blog post takes a deeper look at this set of apps, that are branded as the Thrive suite. It describes the partnership between the HR and IT departments at Microsoft, the decision to use PowerApps, the app functionality, and the solution architecture.

Case I want to navigate to a new screen and get a value from the calling screen to filter a specific record on that new screen. Most examp...

Creating a flow may require some trial and error during the development process. Starting this week, you can use real, example, data from connectors to test your flow as you build it, right inside of the Flow portal. Now you can know that the flow will run as expected. Additionally, we are introducing four new management connectors: PowerApps for App Makers, Power platform for Admins, PowerApps for Admins, Microsoft Flow for Admins, and, one other new connector: Microsoft School Data Sync.

We made a collection of the most popular PowerShell bloggers, including a link to each individual blog. The ranking is based on Alexa global score. If you noticed a blogger that we missed, please let us know in the comments. Charlie Russel Kevin Marquette Patrick Grünauer Boe Prox Mike F Robbins Carlos Perez Chrissy LeMaire […]

This blog post is part of my Power Platform blog series. Maybe you’ve already heard about the Microsoft Power Platform (which consists three tools Power BI, PowerApps and Microsoft Flow) and now is th…

Just a quick post to share some code that I used to solve a problem I had recently. I needed to automate the deployment of some Power Bi reports to a Power Bi Report Server PBRS using TFS. I had so…

This post explains how to build a help desk Ticket Management System on top of SharePoint that allows support staff to manage their tickets from their mobile using SharePoint, PowerApps and Flow.

A couple years ago, Microsoft IT made a bet that we could deliver enterprise-grade apps on the Power Platform. PowerApps was pre-GA at the time and, like any nascent platform, it had gaps and bugs.…

With the latest release, we have added a new experimental feature for enhanced Group control in canvas apps. This control changes grouping from being a Studio only grouping concept to a real grouping control in the player. It enables us to enhance the grouping capabilities which weren't possible in Studio only.

I have installed PowerShell for Power BI using following Code. Install-Module -Name MicrosoftPowerBIMgmt It is installed successfully. Now, I used following code-snippet to connect with Power BI Service. Login-PowerBI When I executed the code it shows me an error like: Login-PowerBI : The 'L...

Progress indicators (also known as progress trackers) provide a great visual indication of how far along a user is to completion of a particular task. They set expectations of what’s to come so the…

October ’18 releases notes (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/business-applications-release-notes/october18/ ) are available to be reviewed and downloaded.

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As you may already know, POWERAPPS provides offline capabilities for your applications to enable users to be productive when there is limited internet access or no connectivity. Here is a blog which…

A Question Shortly after the European PowerShell Conference and the PowerShell and Devops 2018 summit in the USA Mike Robbins b | t contacted me with a question. Interested in writing a chapter in …

Do you need to convert a User input to an URL friendly string with Microsoft Flow? Check out this blog and use this easy pre-made function!

Hi everyone. In our latest release, you can now automatically format your formulas! You can take all those very compact formulas, that can be very difficult to read and understand, and make them…

We had a great Microsoft Business Applications Summit 2018 #MSBizAppsSummit event with several sessions related to PowerApps, Microsoft Flow and Common Data Service for Apps - but if you were not able to attend in person all of our sessions are posted online to watch on-demand.

There are two new flow integrations: with the new Flow button in Excel, you can create and trigger automation directly on tables in your worksheets, and, you can now create flows that sync tasks to Microsoft ToDo in the Outlook Web App. Second, we are introducing a new type of flow: the Business process flow -- a stateful, human-interactive flow based on the Common Data Service for Apps. Finally, Microsoft Flow has four new connectors: Azure IoT Central, Survey 123, LMS365 and ProjectWise Design Integration, and, improvements to the SharePoint connector.