How to Show Notifications in Power Apps

Giving the users of your apps feedback is essential. If something succeeds or fails, your users should know. Fortunately PowerApps has a built-in method to display simple notifications to your users and get them the feedback the need.
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0:00 Intro
1:08 Using the Notify Method
3:11 Form Validation Notifications
8:43 Conclusion
Presenter: Mike Bodell

[@newmbz9585]

thank you, im glad i found this and will look forward to more powerapps videos

[@BulbDigital]

No problem! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@Vb.traveljournal]

thak you for the video. the Notify() does not work with component libraries property. what canwe use?

[@aprilspeight1553]

thank you ;)
simplest tutorial on this topic. i appreciate it :)

[@BulbDigital]

No problem! Glad it was helpful.

[@vegasfire27]

Short and good

[@BulbDigital]

Thanks Chris!