Thanks for showcasing this and congratulations, you process both the function and the use case like a hot knife through butter. I’m a citizen developer and regrettably the chip in my brain starts to slow down when I see ‘with’ with ‘ForAll’ along with a dozen other clever release updates I have yet to master. My point is that I hope to used named formulas to define long code-blocks (perhaps for filtering a gallery) in order to make my code more readable. Please keep making your clarion videos, I really appreciate them. And if you’re able to squeeze in a 30 second Power Apps for Dummies scene in a way that doesn’t mess up the flow of the ‘real’ way that you want to unpack/present, please know that there might be others like myself who get a real boost from an entry level example. Thanks for considering this. You have a lot of classy branding so more power to you. Cheers.
Hello - this is a great walkthrough - where did you study to become so versed in PowerApps?
What a great upcoming feature to add efficiency and really improve maintainability. Thanks!
Thanks for showcasing this and congratulations, you process both the function and the use case like a hot knife through butter. I’m a citizen developer and regrettably the chip in my brain starts to slow down when I see ‘with’ with ‘ForAll’ along with a dozen other clever release updates I have yet to master. My point is that I hope to used named formulas to define long code-blocks (perhaps for filtering a gallery) in order to make my code more readable. Please keep making your clarion videos, I really appreciate them. And if you’re able to squeeze in a 30 second Power Apps for Dummies scene in a way that doesn’t mess up the flow of the ‘real’ way that you want to unpack/present, please know that there might be others like myself who get a real boost from an entry level example. Thanks for considering this. You have a lot of classy branding so more power to you. Cheers.
Thanks so much!