Yes, More Please! - I would love to see your coverage of Conditional Formatting, with UI error notifications, Deep Linking, etc. Your explanations are thorough, concise, and on point. Any Power App or Power Automate topic you would like to cover I would be interested in watching. This kind of information is invaluable. Thank you for taking the time to share your expertise. It is greatly appreciated.
If you find this tutorial valuable and want to stay updated with more Power Apps content, make sure to hit that subscribe button and turn on notifications. You won't want to miss what's coming next! //Is User Admin Set( isAdmin, !IsBlank( LookUp( Admins, Admin.Email = User().Email ) ) )
I love your work! I would like to see your deeplinking as well. I have a use case where I need to have my screens show the records of that user and also ADMIN and Manager screens as well!
If I share the access to the SharePoint list, would the user be able to find the SharePoint list/data? I'm trying to set up an 'Accept'/'Reject' app for students for some localised data, and I don't want them to actually be able to view the full SharePoint list. I currently have it set up as a "login" page where when it transitions to Screen2, it filters based on the login. I'm new to PowerApps, so I apologise for my lack of knowledge here. Would greatly appreciate the guidance - this video was super helpful!
You can set the list up to have line items permissions (read users can only see what they created) and also hide it from search to add additional security. If users are using the app as the main portal they would have no clue where the list actually lives so that's another level of security by obscurity.
Yes, More Please! - I would love to see your coverage of Conditional Formatting, with UI error notifications, Deep Linking, etc. Your explanations are thorough, concise, and on point. Any Power App or Power Automate topic you would like to cover I would be interested in watching. This kind of information is invaluable. Thank you for taking the time to share your expertise. It is greatly appreciated.
Please post more about your delegation workarounds and the other user options you mentioned. Thanks!
Will do!
Love your supervisor (marmalade cat to the left of the screen). He or she is clearly happy and relaxed.
He's a great supervisor!
If you find this tutorial valuable and want to stay updated with more Power Apps content, make sure to hit that subscribe button and turn on notifications. You won't want to miss what's coming next!
//Is User Admin
Set(
isAdmin,
!IsBlank(
LookUp(
Admins,
Admin.Email = User().Email
)
)
)
I love your work! I would like to see your deeplinking as well. I have a use case where I need to have my screens show the records of that user and also ADMIN and Manager screens as well!
Learned so much from your Channel. Great video as usual. Please can you make a video on the conditional formatting validation
Great suggestion!
If I share the access to the SharePoint list, would the user be able to find the SharePoint list/data? I'm trying to set up an 'Accept'/'Reject' app for students for some localised data, and I don't want them to actually be able to view the full SharePoint list. I currently have it set up as a "login" page where when it transitions to Screen2, it filters based on the login. I'm new to PowerApps, so I apologise for my lack of knowledge here. Would greatly appreciate the guidance - this video was super helpful!
You can set the list up to have line items permissions (read users can only see what they created) and also hide it from search to add additional security. If users are using the app as the main portal they would have no clue where the list actually lives so that's another level of security by obscurity.
How about a step-by-step tutorial on how to leverage the on boarding Sharepoint list in a power app?
That's a great idea!
goof video doll