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So many tutorials on YT sound difficult, but you presented in a way that was smooth to understand, like vanilla ice cream, no complications and nice and easy 😊 thank you 🙏🏻☺️
I watched a fair few tutorials, and finally, this is what I was after. I liked how you showed what the app would look like/end result right at the start, so while building it, it all made sense. Very good tutorial, thanks! :)
Thank you so much for that feedback Aishwarya, that's so good to know, and so great it helped. I have more tutorials on model-driven apps coming, lots of interest in this stuff.
Thank you for explaining this. I couldn't for the life of me understand even 'simplified' articles online, but I can see the practical application from your tutorial to the task I want to do on Power Apps.
Thank you so much for this tutorial, after hours of roaming across the internet I found exactly what I needed. It's fantastic how you have described each and everything in great details and with such patience. Looking forward for more videos.
Thanks for this tutorial. I'm disabled and cannot keep up with my colleagues in a classroom situatiion so I intend self-teaching at home at my own pace. I've just built my 1st app by following your excellent tutorial and intend doing all your tutorials in the coming weeks. Thanks.
Thank you so much for sharing your story, this has absolutely made my day. This is why I do what I do, and I loved hearing from you that you've built your first app based on this. Awesome!
You are excellent. As a beginner you do not need anything else. Your presentation flows smoothly, clearly and covers all core concepts comprehensively. Keep it up 💯👍
You are fast but I liked this, A lot of tutorials will waste a lot of time because it filled with unnecessary annotations, but yours is effective and practical... Great Job Thank You!
This is a great beginner tutorial on model-driven apps. I was having trouble from my reading to understand how it would be used. This is really easy to understand how and why an organisation might use this.
Lisa this is wonderful. I have been building power automate flows and some simple Power Apps and always thought they were too personal to support a business process, but now I understand that this is more appropriate! I will keep learning!!! Lots to rethink now!!!
Lisa, you keep me impressed with the wealth of your knowledge and passion, which is reflected in the high quality of your tutorials. They are engaging and flow nicely. Thank you very much for all this content. Love it!!
Superb! I am not an IT-professional, but looking to leverage Microsoft Power Platform to transform some business processes---this tutorial was just what I needed! Dataverse, model-driven apps were all quite intimidating for me, but you have done a wonderful job with this example and taking the viewer step by step! Thanks so much!
Thanks Lisa! I am just getting started with Power Apps, and these videos are exactly what I have been looking for. I like the step by step approach, very easy to follow, and it brings everything together.
The best one I got so far .Clear concise and effective all in one place . Presentation skills , tone and thoughtfulness are amazing. Keep up the good work.
Absolutely fantástic tutorial. I'm currently working my way through PL-900, but my training material couldn't even get close to your clear explanation. Thanks Lisa!
Thanks Lisa ! The content was crisp and concise , exactly what I have been looking for. There are lots of video content on Canvas apps out there but not many for model-driven approach. The MS documentation for model-driven apps felt a bit confusing too; watching this video helped put all the pieces together. Looking forward to more detailed content on each of the components (Forms, Views, Dashboards, BPFs etc)
Oh, that's wonderful, so happy to have helped you build your confidence. Good luck on your journey. I'm making more tutorials on this, let me know if there are particular topics you'd like to see covered.
Amazing tutorial! The Microsoft Learn path was confusing me and I didn't have access to a Power Apps sandbox so I just went looking for a little high-level overview to help me understand what model-driven apps are, but this video was way so much more helpful than that! You explain things so clearly and in such a logical, step-by-step way that made perfect sense and was easy to follow. I immediately subscribed. Thank you so much!
Thank you for this easy-to-follow tutorial which was great for a first-timer. As someone who has been writing code or managing those who write code for 30+ years, this low/no code approach will help us quickly deploy some solutions. The only issue I ran into was when creating the app. I had a very basic Name and Description text fields and no option to base it on the solution. There was also no App Designer for me but I was able to create the Site Map and everything seems to work fine, except the business process is not showing on the forms.
Microsoft updated the user interface for all this about 2 weeks ago, so it's substantially changed now from this video (new version coming soon!). The app designer experience has also had a complete overhaul since I made this. If your business process flow is not showing on the forms, it's usually because you're looking at a record you created before you made the BPF. Try creating a new record and see if it's there?
Hi @lisa, you are excellent. I had absolutely no clue about model driven apps, and had to search youtube for 100s of videos, but finally I found a life saver in you! thank you so much and I am looking forward to more content from you. I also would like a video on how to create PowerApp Portals. Pls advice.
Thanks so much, very glad you found my channel and found what you were looking for here. I haven't done much with portals in the past, but with the change of them announced this week to become Power Pages I'm definitely getting into them. Stay tuned.
An amazing tutorial very clearly presented making it easy and enjoyable to learn. I have been tasked to migrated a production management system originally designed in Microsoft Access that no one knows how to support, to a modern solution. After watching this video I think Dataverse and Modern-Driven is the way to go as it provides fast development, no code and relatively easy to support. The question is do I migrate all the tables for speed of development or create new ones and export the data via Excel so it can be filtered and checked.
In general it's worth considering new tables if it means you can take advantage of features or data types available that might better suit your needs, but if your data is straightforward that may not matter. Have a look at the documentation here which has tools that make the migration easier from Access to Dataverse. Thanks and good luck! support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/get-started-migrate-access-data-to-dataverse-013c8bab-7737-46ca-ad2e-892bbf26287d
Beautiful an easy to follow but a bit fast. Just a suggestion to slow down for beginners and when the video doesn't match the updated version of Power Apps its a little hard to follow because it looks completely different. Over all a thumbs up!!!
@@LisaCrosbie Hi Lisa, Please I need your expert advise. I feel I can only to turn you here, your tutorials apply so much to my work. I have this problem I've been finding it hard to wrap my head around. I need to connect all values created from a table, let's say all elements added to table to appear automatically on another table. Like a line kind of thing where every data added to a table is using on another table. Lookup only picks one. I'm need to pick all the data eg, Salary elements (all of them) used in an employee form. Please can you help me out with ideas on how to solve this?
Thanks for wonderful tutorial/ video. It's fantastic. Explanation is superb. Please have videos on social media like What's App, LinkedIn etc... integrations in CRM
Thanks Srikanth. I will do one on the LinkedIn integration for CRM, but there isn't an integration for other social media, unless you're using Omnichannel customer service or you can use the Power Platform connectors
Thank you Lisa for wonderful sessions on Model driven app, could you please do a video of security and user permissions in model driven since it's pretty confusing for most of us..
Thank you!, it helped me a lot to understand. unfortunately even paid courses did not help to understand as this video did. Precisely how a beginner needs.
Oh, I'm so glad to hear that, thank you - and nothing to fear with model driven apps. I'm working on more, let me know if there are specific topics that would be helpful to cover.
@@LisaCrosbie sorry was offline for few days... thanks for recognizing my comments ... I want more on connecting to custom data like SQL, SharePoint and not MS source...where we want to connect by Dataverse itself ?
Hi Lisa , great Video. I am new beginner to Model Driven Apps and definitely , this was a Great Tutorial. I have one query though. At around 3:22 , you showed the Details of R4456. I can see the Order Status control , which does not look like Choice control. It was not explained in the New Solution also which was created later on. Can you please let me know , which Control is this ,which is being shown in Order Status ? Thank you so much again.....
A great start for a beginner, thank you Lisa. I wondering if you would be able to do a tutorial focusing on Solutions with pros, cons and limitations? I'm a little unsure when and how to use a solution, particularly how to manage importing and exporting for development.
Thanks for the tutorial. Just a note - I had to go into each individual "Form" that was created and click "Publish" on each AFTER the app was published within App Designer. Otherwise it just showed a form that looked like it had never been edited. Maybe I missed something or you pressing the "Publish" button - but just a heads up for anyone else who runs into that.
Thank you so much Jim, that's awesome, and really appreciate hearing that, it's very encouraging. More tutorials for model-driven apps coming, I'm pleased there is so much interest in this area.
Great tutorial Lisa - I am studying for the PL-900 - Microsoft Power Platform and your explanation helps a lot with content definitions. I really appreciate your beautiful job. By the way, can I ask you what you use the record this tutorial?
Hi Lisa, thank you for the video. It was a great starting point. I have two questions regarding making a report in Power Apps Model Driven Apps. 1. In your example, if I would like to have a report that shows something like an order report where the report consists of two main sections: the header information related to the order and the line items of equipment. 2. How do I add a barcode or a QR code to the order report using an order number field (auto generated number) of the order record? Any directions/suggestions would be great.
Awesome, just amazing video. I was getting no where with my training on Microsoft Learn. I am excited about this now. One problem, I don't get a choice to use classic designer when first creating the model driven app and there is no option to select the Solution. Can you update this video using the in the Modern App Designer??
Hi Lisa, I have been following your videos and its really helpful. I need some help with something in PowerApps. Will try to explain it in best possible way I can. I have a PowerBI Tile inserted in a PowerApps Screen (ie, within a canvas app, i go to Insert --> Charts --> PowerBI Tile) . I am having a hard time figuring out how to add a gallery like control from the PowerBI visual in the PowerApp (for example, if I select one row from the powerbi table, or if I filter, i need ability to go to edit screen for that row like how we do for a form control). We can easily do that when we have a gallery pulling data from a SharePoint List, whereby we can have a BrowseScreen, details screen and edit screen (where we can edit each item). But I don't see it being possible from a screen showing a PowerBI tile with the data. Please advice
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Hi Lisa, do you have any tutorials on how to add a print button to a model driven app ?
So many tutorials on YT sound difficult, but you presented in a way that was smooth to understand, like vanilla ice cream, no complications and nice and easy 😊 thank you 🙏🏻☺️
Amazing explanation about model-driven apps: Lisa takes you from beginning to end by first demonstrating the output, then all the steps.
I watched a fair few tutorials, and finally, this is what I was after. I liked how you showed what the app would look like/end result right at the start, so while building it, it all made sense. Very good tutorial, thanks! :)
Thank you so much for that feedback Aishwarya, that's so good to know, and so great it helped. I have more tutorials on model-driven apps coming, lots of interest in this stuff.
Thank you for explaining this. I couldn't for the life of me understand even 'simplified' articles online, but I can see the practical application from your tutorial to the task I want to do on Power Apps.
So glad to hear this helped make it clearer for you, thank you so much.
Thank you so much for this tutorial, after hours of roaming across the internet I found exactly what I needed. It's fantastic how you have described each and everything in great details and with such patience. Looking forward for more videos.
Thanks so much Mustafa, really appreciate that and so glad you found what you were looking for here
Thanks for this tutorial. I'm disabled and cannot keep up with my colleagues in a classroom situatiion so I intend self-teaching at home at my own pace. I've just built my 1st app by following your excellent tutorial and intend doing all your tutorials in the coming weeks. Thanks.
Thank you so much for sharing your story, this has absolutely made my day. This is why I do what I do, and I loved hearing from you that you've built your first app based on this. Awesome!
You are excellent. As a beginner you do not need anything else. Your presentation flows smoothly, clearly and covers all core concepts comprehensively. Keep it up 💯👍
Thank you so much, really appreciate that.
You are fast but I liked this, A lot of tutorials will waste a lot of time because it filled with unnecessary annotations, but yours is effective and practical... Great Job Thank You!
Thanks so much, hard to find the balance between wasted time and too fast, glad this worked for you.
This is a great beginner tutorial on model-driven apps. I was having trouble from my reading to understand how it would be used. This is really easy to understand how and why an organisation might use this.
Thank you so much, so glad to have helped you understand this
Wow! 26 minutes --- I learned so much....thank you Lisa.
Glad it was helpful, thanks so much.
Lisa this is wonderful. I have been building power automate flows and some simple Power Apps and always thought they were too personal to support a business process, but now I understand that this is more appropriate! I will keep learning!!! Lots to rethink now!!!
Excellent, so glad to hear this has helped you expand your thinking and understanding, that's awesome. Thanks for watching and letting me know that.
Thank you so much. I just did Microsoft's tutorial and had no idea what it told me. This is so much clearer. Thanks!
So glad to have been able to help.
Like the way you covered a lot of things in a short time. Thank you for this.
Glad it was helpful!
You are Amazing. This literally covers major part of how a system works.
Lisa, you keep me impressed with the wealth of your knowledge and passion, which is reflected in the high quality of your tutorials. They are engaging and flow nicely. Thank you very much for all this content. Love it!!
Thank you so much 😀
Brilliant introduction into dataverse and model driven apps. Thank you so much - I’m going to use this.
You're very welcome!
Superb! I am not an IT-professional, but looking to leverage Microsoft Power Platform to transform some business processes---this tutorial was just what I needed! Dataverse, model-driven apps were all quite intimidating for me, but you have done a wonderful job with this example and taking the viewer step by step! Thanks so much!
Awesome, exactly what I'm aiming for, thank you so much and very glad to have helped.
Thanks Lisa! I am just getting started with Power Apps, and these videos are exactly what I have been looking for. I like the step by step approach, very easy to follow, and it brings everything together.
Glad it was helpful, thanks so much for watching.
Best explanation of model driven apps and dataverse that I've seen 👍
Thank you for your tutorial. Every things you made it become simple and easy understanding
Wonderful, thank you so much for that.
The best one I got so far .Clear concise and effective all in one place . Presentation skills , tone and thoughtfulness are amazing. Keep up the good work.
Wow, thank you so much!
Great video. I am studying for a Microsoft Certification. This helps tremendously.
Way to show all the moving parts and how they fit together!
wonderful, so glad it was helpful, thanks so much
i have got to comment on your demo, its top notch, youre a great tutor. understood virtually everything
Awesome, thank you!
Absolutely fantástic tutorial. I'm currently working my way through PL-900, but my training material couldn't even get close to your clear explanation. Thanks Lisa!
Wow, thank you so much for that and so glad to have helped. Good luck with your exam.
Thank you Lisa. Your videos were very useful . I have cleared PL-900 today and more to go. :)
Awesome congratulations!
Well-done on the demo, very helpful Lisa, you should keep this channel running, it will pay off. Thanks
Thanks for the encouragement, I certainly plan to keep going.
Thanks Lisa ! The content was crisp and concise , exactly what I have been looking for. There are lots of video content on Canvas apps out there but not many for model-driven approach. The MS documentation for model-driven apps felt a bit confusing too; watching this video helped put all the pieces together. Looking forward to more detailed content on each of the components (Forms, Views, Dashboards, BPFs etc)
Thank you so much Nikhil, I really appreciate that.
Very nice and detailed explanation. Thank you.
Thanks a lot for this video. I really appreciate the pace and clarity of the Demo.
Thank you so much Philippe, really appreciate that.
Surely this is a very good beginner tutorial. Thank you.
So glad to have helped, thanks Ramiz
Best introduction video on Model driven Apps..
Thank you so much.
Nice work Lisa. So much better for newb's like me 💪🏾💪🏾
Thank you so much Lisa, ... it's crystal clear and so efficient. It saved me so much time. I just regret seing it just now. I hope you will continue
Thanks so much - and yes, I’ve just made a very long list of more videos to make on model driven apps - stay tuned!
Thanks Lisa your videos helped to pass Microsoft PL-200 exam. Keep rocking !
Oh, that's wonderful, thanks, and congratulations to you.
Thank you so much for this beautiful stuff. I gained some confidence now 😀 . 👍👍👍. Thank you and please share the other tutorials related to this.
Oh, that's wonderful, so happy to have helped you build your confidence. Good luck on your journey. I'm making more tutorials on this, let me know if there are particular topics you'd like to see covered.
Many thanks for this rare tutorial, I've been looking for this Model-driven App. Hope to see the next level : intermediate up to advance :)
Excellent, great to see so much interest in this, i will certainly do some more
Excellent video - great for giving me an overall feeling about what the platform does and how. Great work.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks so much
Thanks for this - excellent idea to start with the app and work backwards - not many have done this on YT !! Excellent presentation.
Yep, I reckon it's easier if you know what you're working towards and then deconstruct it, Glad to hear it helped and thanks for watching
Great video again, Lisa! Always impressed by your ability to make your videos flow well as you talk through your points.
Thanks so much Sam, really appreciate that.
I felt so engaged on your intro. Terrific content!
Thank you so much for the tutorial and the details. You helped me to finish my task.
Glad I could help!
Amazing tutorial! The Microsoft Learn path was confusing me and I didn't have access to a Power Apps sandbox so I just went looking for a little high-level overview to help me understand what model-driven apps are, but this video was way so much more helpful than that! You explain things so clearly and in such a logical, step-by-step way that made perfect sense and was easy to follow. I immediately subscribed. Thank you so much!
Awesome, thanks so much for that and very glad to have helped.
Very Informative and helpful. Looking forward for a learning series of Power Apps Model-Driven Apps.
I've just put up a full (free) course here ruclips.net/video/LIC8DFW8fOE/видео.html&lc=UgwvcEQHw8Z_Dv7Gpt14AaABAg
Youre videos are amazing, its concise and direct, it would build my career a lot
Thank you, so glad to have helped.
@@LisaCrosbie thank you, am currently building model driven app for the first time and dis is my reference
Thank you for this easy-to-follow tutorial which was great for a first-timer. As someone who has been writing code or managing those who write code for 30+ years, this low/no code approach will help us quickly deploy some solutions. The only issue I ran into was when creating the app. I had a very basic Name and Description text fields and no option to base it on the solution. There was also no App Designer for me but I was able to create the Site Map and everything seems to work fine, except the business process is not showing on the forms.
Microsoft updated the user interface for all this about 2 weeks ago, so it's substantially changed now from this video (new version coming soon!). The app designer experience has also had a complete overhaul since I made this. If your business process flow is not showing on the forms, it's usually because you're looking at a record you created before you made the BPF. Try creating a new record and see if it's there?
Got Just as you stuck on that part... but found the solution in this video: ruclips.net/video/QW-3Qw0ir_w/видео.html hope this will help!
Thanks Lisa, a great run-through of the basics
Thanks for watching Warwick.
Thank you for this nice tutorial Lisa... very helpful
You’re welcome 😊
Thanks Lisa tutorial was very insightful, is there a tutorial on using the in build approval flow in the model driven app.
Not yet, but I will make one!
Thank you so much for making Model-Driven App look so easy.
Excellent, I'm very happy to have helped you understand it.
Hi @lisa, you are excellent. I had absolutely no clue about model driven apps, and had to search youtube for 100s of videos, but finally I found a life saver in you! thank you so much and I am looking forward to more content from you. I also would like a video on how to create PowerApp Portals. Pls advice.
Thanks so much, very glad you found my channel and found what you were looking for here. I haven't done much with portals in the past, but with the change of them announced this week to become Power Pages I'm definitely getting into them. Stay tuned.
Well done. Great video. Please more advanced topics for Model Driven and how to deploy as a package or through Visual Studio spkl. Thanks again.
Thanks so much, plenty more content on model driven apps coming.
An amazing tutorial very clearly presented making it easy and enjoyable to learn. I have been tasked to migrated a production management system originally designed in Microsoft Access that no one knows how to support, to a modern solution. After watching this video I think Dataverse and Modern-Driven is the way to go as it provides fast development, no code and relatively easy to support. The question is do I migrate all the tables for speed of development or create new ones and export the data via Excel so it can be filtered and checked.
In general it's worth considering new tables if it means you can take advantage of features or data types available that might better suit your needs, but if your data is straightforward that may not matter. Have a look at the documentation here which has tools that make the migration easier from Access to Dataverse. Thanks and good luck! support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/get-started-migrate-access-data-to-dataverse-013c8bab-7737-46ca-ad2e-892bbf26287d
Great tutorial love how you explain everything so clearly. Thank you!😃
Thanks so much Ricky
This tutorial is on point. Very simple and engaging.
Thanks so much Melchior
Simple and easy to understand. Loved it.....
Glad to hear that, thank you so much
Thank you so much Lisa, quite helpful for me.
You're so welcome!
Nice tutorial. Clear explanation. Recommended
Thanks so much, really appreciate that
Thanks Lisa,, very well explained. Looking forward for more tutorials.
Excellent, thank you, plenty more to come
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Beautiful an easy to follow but a bit fast. Just a suggestion to slow down for beginners and when the video doesn't match the updated version of Power Apps its a little hard to follow because it looks completely different. Over all a thumbs up!!!
You’re right, it has changed a lot since I recorded this, planning to do an updated version soon. Thanks.
Well explained. Very helpful for beginners like me.
Glad it was helpful, thanks so much Muthu
Thank you so much Lisa. You're awesome. It's so difficult finding a tutorial on this.
Thanks Peter, definitely an area where a lot of people want to learn and not much out there so I’m building a whole series of tutorials now.
@@LisaCrosbie Hi Lisa, Please I need your expert advise. I feel I can only to turn you here, your tutorials apply so much to my work. I have this problem I've been finding it hard to wrap my head around. I need to connect all values created from a table, let's say all elements added to table to appear automatically on another table. Like a line kind of thing where every data added to a table is using on another table. Lookup only picks one. I'm need to pick all the data eg, Salary elements (all of them) used in an employee form. Please can you help me out with ideas on how to solve this?
Awesome Lisa. You're a pro!
Great session Lisa! Well explained and big helps to beginners like me. Thank you!
Thank you, so glad it helped.
Wonderful explanation, it helped a lot.
Thank you so much! You are awesome!
Thank you so much, that's so great to hear, and I really appreciate that.
Thanks for wonderful tutorial/ video. It's fantastic. Explanation is superb. Please have videos on social media like What's App, LinkedIn etc... integrations in CRM
Thanks Srikanth. I will do one on the LinkedIn integration for CRM, but there isn't an integration for other social media, unless you're using Omnichannel customer service or you can use the Power Platform connectors
Awesome Video , please keep posting more videos on power apps....
Thanks, I’m working on more model-driven apps tutorials after the great response to this one - stay tuned.
Thank you so much, you saved me a lot of time. Really appreciate
Glad to hear that, thanks so much
Thank you Lisa for wonderful sessions on Model driven app, could you please do a video of security and user permissions in model driven since it's pretty confusing for most of us..
great tutorial Lisa really helpful and informative
Thanks so much, glad it was helpful.
Thank you!, it helped me a lot to understand. unfortunately even paid courses did not help to understand as this video did. Precisely how a beginner needs.
Thanks so much, really appreciate that. Glad to have helped.
Thanks for taking the time for this tutorial.. helpful!
Glad it was helpful Trevor, thank you.
love your presentation skill.. Nice content at least it help me to remove my fear for Modern drive app.. hope you will publish more...
Oh, I'm so glad to hear that, thank you - and nothing to fear with model driven apps. I'm working on more, let me know if there are specific topics that would be helpful to cover.
@@LisaCrosbie sorry was offline for few days... thanks for recognizing my comments ... I want more on connecting to custom data like SQL, SharePoint and not MS source...where we want to connect by Dataverse itself ?
Hi Lisa , great Video. I am new beginner to Model Driven Apps and definitely , this was a Great Tutorial. I have one query though. At around 3:22 , you showed the Details of R4456. I can see the Order Status control , which does not look like Choice control. It was not explained in the New Solution also which was created later on. Can you please let me know , which Control is this ,which is being shown in Order Status ? Thank you so much again.....
Great video! I was able to follow understand because of your methods. Thanks 🙏🏿
That's wonderful, thank you so much.
Thanks for sharing this material Lisa, it's super helpful - definitely the best video I've seen on Model Driven Apps basics!
Thanks so much Kevin, really appreciate that.
Thanks so much for this fantastically useful video - very very helpful, can't wait to work through your other tutorials!
You're very welcome, enjoy!
great content , love the way you taught and type on that mechanical keyboard :)
Thanks Sandeep. Love the feel of my mechanical keyboard but it's a little noisy for video recording with hindsight!
@@LisaCrosbie haha :) Your content is really helpful and I will be appearing for me Pl-900 soon :)
this is very important for my project can you please help me out of this issue
Excellent tutorial. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Your channel is a god send - keep up the great work!
Wow, thanks, so much, really appreciate that.
A great start for a beginner, thank you Lisa. I wondering if you would be able to do a tutorial focusing on Solutions with pros, cons and limitations? I'm a little unsure when and how to use a solution, particularly how to manage importing and exporting for development.
Great suggestion, thank you, I'll add it to my list.
Thanks for the tutorial. Just a note - I had to go into each individual "Form" that was created and click "Publish" on each AFTER the app was published within App Designer. Otherwise it just showed a form that looked like it had never been edited. Maybe I missed something or you pressing the "Publish" button - but just a heads up for anyone else who runs into that.
That's strange, you shouldn't need to do that. Did you see or try the "Publish all customizations"" option in the solution area?
Great Video, eagerly waiting for an advanced Model driven app having different flows based on conditions.
Great, I'll add that to the list!
Fantastic demo. Thanks.
Glad you liked it!
Great explanation!
Love your enthusiasm! Thanks for a great introductory tutorial. Exactly what I needed to start my learning journey.
Thank you so much Jim, that's awesome, and really appreciate hearing that, it's very encouraging. More tutorials for model-driven apps coming, I'm pleased there is so much interest in this area.
Great explanation. Do you also have clear instruction how to configure the bell icon notification button in the top menu bar. Thanks
sorry, no, i haven't done a video on that - it requires a bit of code to work there
Thank you for an excellent overview
Glad it was helpful, thanks for watching.
Thank you so much Lisa, content is great, Can I use the same concept and start working on a small CRM as a newbie as well?
Absolutely, yes, that's exactly the kind of thing you can do.
Great tutorial Lisa - I am studying for the PL-900 - Microsoft Power Platform and your explanation helps a lot with content definitions. I really appreciate your beautiful job. By the way, can I ask you what you use the record this tutorial?
Thanks so much and good luck with the exam. I use Camtasia.
Hi Lisa, I do not see how you add Review table and connect it to Equipment in this tutorial. Is that part covered in a different video?
Hi Lisa, thank you for the video. It was a great starting point. I have two questions regarding making a report in Power Apps Model Driven Apps. 1. In your example, if I would like to have a report that shows something like an order report where the report consists of two main sections: the header information related to the order and the line items of equipment. 2. How do I add a barcode or a QR code to the order report using an order number field (auto generated number) of the order record? Any directions/suggestions would be great.
Awesome, just amazing video. I was getting no where with my training on Microsoft Learn. I am excited about this now. One problem, I don't get a choice to use classic designer when first creating the model driven app and there is no option to select the Solution. Can you update this video using the in the Modern App Designer??
Yes, they changed the whole user interface about 2 weeks ago - updated version coming soon!
Very well explained, thanks!
Any video to create model-driven app with on premise MySQL?
Thanks for watching. You can’t use SQL for model driven apps, you can only build them on Dataverse.
Thanks for the excellent tutorial, great content and this video is best tutorial for the beginners.
Thank you so much.
Thanks a lot for this content Lisa, Easy to understand..
Happy to hear that Shiva, thank you.
Awesome video thank you so much for this tutorial it really help me a lot!
Awesome, thanks Tomas.
Hi Lisa, I have been following your videos and its really helpful.
I need some help with something in PowerApps. Will try to explain it in best possible way I can.
I have a PowerBI Tile inserted in a PowerApps Screen (ie, within a canvas app, i go to Insert --> Charts --> PowerBI Tile) . I am having a hard time figuring out how to add a gallery like control from the PowerBI visual in the PowerApp (for example, if I select one row from the powerbi table, or if I filter, i need ability to go to edit screen for that row like how we do for a form control).
We can easily do that when we have a gallery pulling data from a SharePoint List, whereby we can have a BrowseScreen, details screen and edit screen (where we can edit each item). But I don't see it being possible from a screen showing a PowerBI tile with the data. Please advice
I do not have an option for a 4 column app. Do you have any settings tweaked or any plug-ins installed for that?
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4 column isn't an option but you can add multiple columns inside the main columns to achieve that if you want to.