The most important part of starting Power Platform Adoption is setting up proper Governance to make yourself feel secured and organized. But Power Platform Governance is really BIG and you can feel overwhelmed while starting it. This consolidated checklist will help you to understand the required tasks, plan accordingly and make sure that you are not missing anything.

It is easy enough to allow a user to add a custom value to a single select Combo Box but what about multi-select columns ?

In this Blog, we will see how to share Microsoft Flow in Power Platform?

This article explains how to create a Dataverse Collection of records from a "Header" table with results from a filter from its "Child" related table. 

The businesses have started creating their own apps to try and develop simpler, quicker, and more efficient way of carrying out day to day tasks, however, whilst the business is starting to benefit from this technology, breeching GDPR regulations is always at risk if we don’t consider the permission levels required by each user and limit access to only the areas colleagues need.

Assigning security groups to limit access to specific parts of the apps is one of the most efficient ways of keeping data protected, meaning only colleagues with authorization will have access to certain information, making it more difficult for unauthorized people to access.

We've been waiting for the copy to clipboard feature for a long time. Now that it has been added, it opens up many possibilities.

One of the features that I have often been asked for, was to make it possible to copy and paste from a Power Apps to Excel in the form of a table. It's now very easy with the Copy() function!

In this Blog, we will see how to Share Canvas PowerApps in Power Platform

In this Blog we will see how to change Label Text in a form using JavaScript in Model Driven Apps

See how to speed up your development with these amazing new formula bar features in Power Apps.

In this Blog we will see how to Convert Speech to Text in Canvas App From PowerApps to Azure

USE CASE
Using Microsoft Power Automate, PowerApps (Canvas) End-users can create new Dataverse choices to be added to the choices table in Dataverse.

In this Blog we will see how to Convert Speech to Text in Canvas App From PowerApps to Azure

In this Blog we will see how to Convert Speech to Text in Canvas PowerApps.

In this blog we will see how to use Switch Statement in Power Automate

In Calendar, the Application Make weekends and Sundays in red color

1) Make a Calender Application by using Gallery And Controls

2) Change the Fill Color Property Of the Application

USE CASE
Integrate a Canvas App inside a Model-Driven App Form to create and edit a signature field.

• TOOLS
  Dataverse
  Model-Driven App
  Canvas App
  ModelDrivenFormIntegration Control

In this Blog we will see how to install Smart Buttons for Ribbon Work Bench

In this blog we will see how to filter Gallery with Blank Values Without Delegation Warning

Do you want to sort your gallery so all items where a column is blank are either all at the top or all at the bottom? Here is how you can do that.

In this Blog we will see how to get count of SubGrid Record in Microsoft Dynamics CRM using Web Resource

This article will show the detail step-by-step process for setting up Power Platform Application Lifecycle Management with Azure DevOps. It will cover the steps to pre-configure Environment variables and connection references as a part of the deployment pipelines and also the pointer to the process of running the pipelines using Managed Identity.

This article will show the step by step process to implement Application Lifecycle Management for Power Platform using GitHub actions.

In this Blog, we will see how to create Model Driven Apps with Security Role Permission

In this blog we will see how to set table ownership in Powerapps,

USE CASE
We have a Dataverse and Model-Driven App that is Managing Cub-Cake Orders. This MDA manages new orders and customer information. There is a third-party system that is handling the shipping process and updates the shipping information into a SharePoint list. We need the customer service department to be able to check the orders' shipping status and confirm shipment once complete.

Watch the Tutorial Part 1

Watch the Tutorial Part 2

Would you like your labels and dropdowns to have the same rounded corners that text input controls do?  Here is a handy way to make that happen.

It is now possible to use Azure AD security group to map your business unit for streamlining your user administration and role assignment.

Recently, I started a journey with the PowerFX language as a Pro-Coder. The objective: to enable low-coders to author Plugin executions in PowerFX instead of with C#, finally opening up the power of event-driven logic to the broader Power Platform community.

This is Part 2 of a series of blog posts I am writing about that Journey - and it is pretty much the beating heart of the solution: A Plugin Package that includes the latest prerelease PowerFX Interpreter code so that at runtime we can grab PowerFX authored for the event, evaluate it, and commit changes to the record mid-transaction.

There is a generally simple method of detecting a mobile device where Location.Altitude > 0 || Acceleration.X > 0 being true will detect a mobile device (as opposed to a PC), but we now have "cross-over" devices with these sensors being used as office PCs - so how do we detect them? 

After learning about some of the latest advances in PowerFX from the great @MikeStall at the Power Platform conference this past September, I decided to author my own PowerFX implementation use case, and set about pondering what that should be... I eventually settled on the idea of Plugin execution context, mostly because the only PFX evaluator Open Sourced so far is the C# one, and @filcole had already beaten me to the punch with his amazing Custom API implementation!

This is the first of a series of blog posts I'll put up here on the community detailing that journey, as I have built--and continue to build--that concept and put it up on GitHub for the community to take and expand upon.

In this post (part 1) I will walk through what was the simplest part of the journey: writing a simple PCF Monaco Code Editor for PowerFX. This editor falls far short of the samples already on GitHub from the PowerFX team, but it is very Dataverse-friendly and that's why I felt this alternative needed to be authored.