Bijay 
The OnStart property in Power Apps is useful and runs when an app starts, allowing you to control the app’s behavior and load data efficiently. In this tutorial, I will explain how to use the OnStart property in Power Apps to optimize app performance and enhance the user experience with some useful examples. OnStart Property … Read more >>
If you’ve ever built a multi-screen app in Power Apps and wondered how to move users from one screen to another — smoothly, intelligently, and with data passing between those screens — the Navigate function is your answer. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through everything from the basic syntax to advanced patterns like conditional navigation and … Read more >>
Imagine you’ve built a Power Apps canvas app for your HR team. Users fill in an employee onboarding form and hit the Submit button. The data saves to SharePoint — but the screen just sits there, completely silent. No confirmation, no error, nothing. Users start clicking the button again and again, thinking it didn’t work. Now you … Read more >>
While working with Power Apps, you might face an error that says: “this formula uses scope which is not supported for evaluation”. I recently encountered this error while working with the Switch function in Power Apps. The complete error comes as: the formula uses scope, which is not presently supported for evaluation. You can see … Read more >>
When I build business apps in Power Apps, I often run into situations where the app needs to behave differently depending on a value selected by the user. For example, imagine you are building a ticket management system for an IT helpdesk. Each ticket has a status such as: Now, depending on the status, the … Read more >>
When building apps in Power Apps, you often need a way to temporarily store data while the user interacts with the application. For example, imagine a scenario where users select multiple items from a gallery, add products to a cart, or store form inputs before saving them to a SharePoint list or another data source. … Read more >>
When building business applications using Power Apps, many organizations want their apps to do more than just collect data. For example, imagine an employee submitting a leave request or a manager approving a task. In these situations, users often expect an automatic email notification so that the next person in the process is informed immediately. … Read more >>
Look, I get it. You’re building a Power App and need to combine some text. Maybe it’s a first name and a last name. Maybe it’s building an email address. Or perhaps you’re creating a custom message that pulls in data from different columns. Whatever it is, you need to concatenate strings in Power Apps. … Read more >>
When building business applications in Power Apps, one of the most common requirements is allowing users to select or confirm options. This might seem simple, but in real-world apps, the logic around selections can become quite complex. Think about scenarios like: In all these situations, the Checkbox control becomes extremely useful. Microsoft recently introduced Modern … Read more >>
If you’ve spent any time building Power Apps, you’ve probably run into situations where the default form controls just don’t cut it. You need to save data programmatically — maybe based on a button click, a condition, or across multiple screens. That’s exactly where the Patch function comes in, and once you understand it, you’ll use it … Read more >>
