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PowerApps Tuesday Tutorials #48 Split()
The Split function in PowerApps is really handy, essentially it splits text according to the delimiter of your choosing.
In the video we use it to split a name and show the first name and the last name.
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Demo Power Virtual Agents – Power Platform World Tour SP
Olá pessoal! Fiz essa demo no Power Platform World Tour em São Paulo usando Virtual Agents, o mais novo membro da famÃlia Power.
PowerApps Split() For Dropdowns Tuesday Tutorials #51
Split() is a function that doesn’t get talked about a great deal, or at all as far as I am aware, however it can be extremely useful. In this video we’re going to look at how to user Split and Contatenate to drive a dropdown. Apols – I had intended to use distinct but I got out of the vid too quick. If you’d like to use that you would need to use the following formula.
Distinct(Split(Concatenate(txtAll.Text,”|”,txtVarious.Text),”|”).Result,Result)
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PowerApps and SharePoint Experience Demo
This is a simplified version of a far more awesome app that I recently created wherein I demostrate how users of just one app can view ANY content stored in ANY Document Library or List on ANY site on SharePoint Online, naturally of course respecting the permissions each user of the app has been given access to view in SharePoint.
The main purpose for publishing this demo of the scaled down version of the app is because I have equally shared the complete solution of this PowerApp on the related blog I have published wrt how I developed the overall solution.
Feel free to pick up all the demo code from the links at the end of the blog I have published on my blog website:
https://masteroffice365.com/powerapps
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Accounts Close Notification #1 – Microsoft PowerApps
In this video we create a simple PowerApp for use in our accounts close process. We will follow this up later by creating a companion FLOW.
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AI Builder – How to Train and Optimise a Text Classification Model
The AI Builder Text Classification Model allows you to build a model to intelligently tag text (with one or more tags), using a wizard-style interface. However, there is still some human intelligence required – in this video, I show you how to train and optimise your model for best results, including what matters in your sample data set that you use for training.
Accounts Close Notification #2 – Microsoft Flow
In this video we build on the session from #1 and create a companion FLOW for our accounts close process. This will give us a notification that an aspect of our process has been completed.
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Microsoft PowerApps Makeover: Basic to Beautiful
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This is my breakout session from Microsoft Ignite 2019 on “Microsoft PowerApps Makeover: Basic to Beautiful”. In this 45 minute session I cover how to use the PowerApps Pyramid as a design guide for building beautiful PowerApps. For more on the PowerApps Pyramid check out my blog post: https://www.sharepointsiren.com/2019/10/the-powerapps-pyramid/
I cover several performance tips such as caching and eliminating screen dependencies. I also show tips to help the user experience by using components. From the branding perspective I show a tip for using a branding screen in your apps.
Top 3 Tips for Beautiful PowerApps
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This is a recording of my session at Microsoft Ignite 2019 on “Top 3 Tips for Beautiful PowerApps”. In this 20 minute session, I show tips to help you improve the look and feel of your PowerApps.
Global Hack for Education Pied Pipers UK
Our submission for the global hack for education
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Microsoft Power Automate Tutorial – Automate Newsletter Invitations
Whats up friends!?
In today’s video I am joined by the amazing Shane Young as we work through automating his newsletter invitation process with Power Automate!
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