Want to learn Microsoft Power Apps? Check out all these practical Power Apps tutorials with real examples.
In many business applications, displaying manager information for the current logged-in user is a common requirement. Whether you are building an employee directory, leave request system, approval workflow, or organizational dashboard, having access to manager details can help create more personalized and automated experiences in Power Apps. Fortunately, Power Apps makes this process simple by … Read more >>
If you’ve built a gallery in Power Apps that shows a list of employees, teammates, or records, you’ve probably wondered — how do I also show who their manager is? Maybe you want a team directory that shows each person alongside their manager, or a request list where reviewers can see the chain of ownership … Read more >>
If you’ve been building Power Apps for a while, you’ve probably run into that annoying yellow warning triangle sitting next to your formula. Or maybe your app looked great during testing, but started showing missing records once real data was loaded. Nine times out of ten, delegation is the reason. In this guide, I’m going … Read more >>
You’re building a Power Apps application, and suddenly you realize you need to know who’s using it. Maybe you want to show a personalized welcome message, route approvals to the right manager, or simply log who submitted a form. Whatever the reason, getting user details in Power Apps is one of those everyday tasks that … Read more >>
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 >>
