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Hi, in this blog I will show you how you can upload files in your Power Apps and send it to your Power Automate flow.  The only issue we all face is finding the "Attachments" control under Insert. It is not given but there is turnaround for this. In your Power Apps, insert "Edit Form" and connect it to Sharepoint Source. We won't get the attachment control if you try to connect using Dataverse table. If you like to know, how to create a list on Sharepoint, checkout:  Create a List in SharePoint After you have inserted 'Edit Form' control on your screen, select "SharePoint" under Data Source. Next, link it with your account.  If you don't see the "Attachments" components in the "Edit Form", come to the 'Properties', click on Fields. Under "Choose a field", check "Attachments". Now from the tree view of the screen, copy code of the "Attach a file" control and paste it. If you don't...

  Hi, in this blog I am going to show you how to create a list in SharePoint. Steps: 1. Head to the SharePoint site. 2. Click New -> List -> Create from blank - List -> "Enter name of your list" 3. In your newly created List, click "Add column" -> Show and Hide Columns -> Check Attachments -> Apply.

In my previous   post , we have created the UI for the component. If you haven't seen it, please check it first before moving on here.  In this post, we will be learning how the items in our gallery will point to screens on our App once we place this component on those 3 screens. Steps: 1. Click on the component ' compLeftNavBar ' under Tree View and then under ` Properties `, click ` New custom property '. 2. Type ' MenuItems ' and set the data type to ` Table ` and press Create. 3. Select ` MenuItems ` property on top and set its value to: Table(     {         MenuLabel: "Home",         MenuIcon: Icon.Home,         MenuScreenNavigate: App.ActiveScreen,         MenuID: 1     },     {         MenuLabel: "Profile",         MenuIcon: Icon.CheckBadge,         MenuScreenNavigate: App.ActiveScreen,  ...

 In my previous post , we have created the UI for the component. If you haven't seen it, please check it first before moving on here.  In this post, we will be learning how the gallery should hide and show when user clicks on the hamburger icon. Steps : 1. Click on the component ' compLeftNavBar ' under Tree View and then under ` Properties `, click ` New custom property '. 2. Type ' OpenMenu ' and set the data type to ` Boolean `, and check the option " Raise OnReset when value changes " and press Create. ( check at the end of this post to learn more about Raise OnReset ) 3. Select ` OpenMenu ` property on top and set its value to ` false ` ( without quotes ). If you can't see it, try refreshing your browser tab after saving your work. 4. Similary, select ` OnReset ` property of the component and set the value to ` Set(showMenu, compLeftNavBar.OpenMenu) `. 5. Now click on the hamburger icon and edit  value for ` OnSelect ` property to ` Set(showMe...

Hi. Welcome back to another tech blog. Here, we are going to learn how to create a navigation menu on power apps. Suppose, we have 3 screens and we wish to build a left navigation bar for it using a hamburger icon. Create a new component and follow below steps: 1. Rename the component to ' compLeftNavBar '. 2. Insert > Icon > Hamburger 3. Insert > Layout > Blank flexible height gallery ( skip connecting it to a data source ) Inside your gallery place following icons: 1. Insert > Shapes > Rectangle 2. Insert > Text Label This is how your component will look like: Now, there are certain functionalities you want to implement in this component: The gallery should hide and show when user clicks on the hamburger icon. The items in gallery must point and navigate to the screens in our App. The area taken by the component shouldn't interfere with the elements on the App. Let's cover them one by one. [ Link ] - Hide and Show Left Navigation on Icon Click [ L...

Hi, in my previous post , you have learned about how to make simple Todo App in Power Apps with simple text input, button and preformatted vertical gallery. In this post, we'll be learning about how to customize the gallery rows to have a label and two buttons for completion status and edit task using a blank flexible height gallery. First, this is how the table will be: Second, let's prepare our UI. Now, click on Insert and search for " Blank flexible height gallery ". Drag it to the UI.  Then, it will ask you to connect to a data source. Select your table and connect. Now there is a small pen icon on top-left corner. Click it to customize one row of it. Now, insert a label into the gallery row. Resize it according to your needs.  In order to display items from the table in the label, edit the ` Text ` property of the label and enter Fx code: ` ThisItem.<column_name> ` so here, it would be ` ThisItem.Task `. Here's how it looks till now: Now, we need to add...