Navigating back within PowerApps is actually quite easy. The Back function does the trick, it navigates to the previous screen and is the right choice for most cases. In this article we will cover how to use the Back and the Navigate function in general and especially to navigate to a previous screen. As mentioned […]
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A counter or index is often needed when you are iterating over multiple elements. Within Power Automate you can increment a variable in your flow. There is even a dedicated action for incrementing variables within Power Automate. Within this article I will show you in a simple example how to use the increment action step
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When a trigger should be triggered only, when a certain condition is met, Power Automate trigger conditions are the best solution. Unfortunately they are hidden at the bottom of the settings dialog of the trigger. Even if you find them, formulating an expression that does fit your requirements is not as easy. In this article
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You submit a form, store its data and now your form should reset to its inital state. So you need to reset the form. Resetting a PowerApps form is quite simple. The ResetForm function does all the hard work. Nevertheless there are certain edge cases where it is getting a little tricky. To fully understand
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Knowing how to use strings is essential in every programming environment. Power Automate strings are no exception to this. Unfortunately, working with String within Power Automate is a little more complicated than in most programming languages. In most cases we need to use Power Automate expressions, which are not always that intuitive. With this article
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If statements are one of the most important constructs within software development. PowerApps If statements differ a little from what you might know from other languages. Note: In case you want to compare one variable against multiple possible values, you might want to take a look at the Switch function. Note: In case you want
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The PowerApps Switch function is basically a more elegant way to compare multiple conditions in alternative to an IF function. Everything done with the Switch function can be done with the IF function as well. The Switch function makes your code easier to read and understand and therefore easier to maintain. I want to encourage
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You want to open a website on click of a PowerApps button? It is really easy to open a link with PowerApps. You just need to call PowerApps Launch function and provide a URL as parameter. This will open a new browser tab where the URL is loaded. Let’s take a look how a button
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There are two functions that define variables: The Set function and the UpdateContext function. You might ask yourself, when to use the Set Function versus when to use the UpdateContext function. Note: Besides the variables defined by the Set and UpdateContext function, there are also PowerApps collections. We describe how to work with collections in
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PowerApps LookUp function, PowerApps Filter function and PowerApps Search function are confusing in the beginning. The three functions do filter records, but there are small differences. This article explains when to use which function, how there are used and shows the usage of the functions in simple examples. We describe each function detail in this
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