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No, not through PowerApps. There are a few ways around that you could do.
One would be have a blank excel spread sheet that is formatted they can get to and they can paste the values there and then trigger a Flow that takes that data, puts over to SharePoint list and then clears the data.
Basically you will have to think outside the box and use some tools outside PowerApps for that. Wish that would be an added option like Access does.
No, not through PowerApps. There are a few ways around that you could do.
One would be have a blank excel spread sheet that is formatted they can get to and they can paste the values there and then trigger a Flow that takes that data, puts over to SharePoint list and then clears the data.
Basically you will have to think outside the box and use some tools outside PowerApps for that. Wish that would be an added option like Access does.
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