How To Submit Multiple Records With Power Apps

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  • Опубликовано: 14 дек 2024

Комментарии • 18

  • @GundersonKendra
    @GundersonKendra 7 месяцев назад

    This is EXACTLY what I was looking for - thank you for posting!

  • @matejvician1241
    @matejvician1241 2 года назад +3

    Great tutorial, thank you.
    The table on the right side, that displays the contents of collection is Gallery?
    Would it be possible to add trash can button next to each row to enable user to remove mistakes? How?
    Thanks!

    • @powerappsuniversity
      @powerappsuniversity  2 года назад +1

      Yes! Add an icon or button in the gallery row and set its OnSelect property to be “Remove(data source,ThisItem)”

  • @WaliSayed
    @WaliSayed Год назад

    Thank you for the useful explanation!

  • @huyenchang7862
    @huyenchang7862 9 месяцев назад

    Hi , I wonder, instead of inputText function, I use the dropdown list, How I can insert to the Collection table? Thank you

  • @jacklinemboya790
    @jacklinemboya790 Год назад

    Thank you for this
    If I am to implement a travel request app and I have many destinations I have to pass by before I can come back to my starting point, how can I go about it to capture all the destinations in one request form?

  • @DiscoverwithDave
    @DiscoverwithDave Год назад

    Thank you for the easy to understand video.
    Curious if each record will get a new ID number with one submission? I have a ticket system and looking for a way to add a few people in one ticket submission, but want to avoid different IDs which I use to track like a ticket number. Maybe this would not be the best way to do that. Any suggestions? Maybe a multi line text box?

  • @Paul_yd_
    @Paul_yd_ 2 года назад +1

    Thank you so much, found your video very helpful ! In your example every time you clicked the "send to sharepoint button" it would obviously send all those records to sharepoint. is there a way to clear the collection once it is submited?

    • @powerappsuniversity
      @powerappsuniversity  2 года назад +2

      Yes! You could use the “Clear” function and add your collection name to it! You can watch my most recent video on adding a delete button to a gallery. I cover that topic at the end. Thanks for your support!

    • @Paul_yd_
      @Paul_yd_ 2 года назад

      @@powerappsuniversity It worked thank you!

  • @seen72
    @seen72 Год назад

    Great video, this is exactly the concept I was looking for. I'm wondering if it's possible to bulk add items to the collection where ideally the set up for the text inputs would be in a grid format and there would be a (+) button that could be clicked and add another row where another item could be added in. Then when all the record details are added the user clicks add to collection once and then add to sharepoint and it creates all the records. That possible?

  • @moeovo_1093
    @moeovo_1093 2 года назад

    On collection it is only sendint the data from the first collection and not all of them how do I fix that?

  • @krithikasri6917
    @krithikasri6917 2 года назад

    Thanks for your video, in this videos Every time it will create the new record in SharePoint list, i have a request ID if request ID already exist need to update the same row else create the new rows how to achieve this (Multiple record update or create based on request ID)

  • @datboi6066
    @datboi6066 Месяц назад

    Thanks a LOT!

  • @WendersonReisss
    @WendersonReisss 2 года назад

    Very good!
    Can I use a Dropdown field too to sendo information this way to Sharepoint list?

  • @danielperdomo4918
    @danielperdomo4918 Год назад

    What happen if we want to edit a response that’s already on the table?

  • @wendyruiz5263
    @wendyruiz5263 Год назад

    I tried this but it doesn’t work when I have a drop-down list, it doesn’t show in my gallery view or it doesn’t collect the selected value.. Can you please help ?

  • @artkarp
    @artkarp 2 года назад

    You can go faster if you have lots of records to create. Just drop the ForAll and Patch the collection: Patch(myDVEntity, myCollection);