Getting Started with Canvas Apps in Power Apps (PL-100)

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Ben Fetters

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:34

02. What Is Microsoft Power Apps

02. Overview.mp4

04:54

03. What Is Microsoft Power Apps and Why Should You Learn it.mp4

04:02

04. Traditional vs. Power Apps.mp4

03:22

05. When to Use Power Apps and Where It Shines.mp4

04:39

06. Course Objectives.mp4

01:06

07. Expense Tracker 4000 - Walkthrough.mp4

04:58

03. Connecting Your Data and the Power Apps Maker Studio Overview

08. Data Architecture Overview.mp4

04:08

09. Connecting to Data Sources.mp4

04:30

10. Power Apps Maker Studio Overview.mp4

10:19

04. Creating Your First Screen and Introduction to Galleries

11. Designing the Home Screen.mp4

02:08

12. Introducing Variables.mp4

06:56

13. Introducing Galleries.mp4

04:31

14. Gallery Formatting.mp4

05:55

15. Filtering Data in Power Apps.mp4

02:01

16. Introducing the Filter Function.mp4

02:08

17. Implementing the Filter Function.mp4

02:53

18. Finishing Touches.mp4

02:13

05. All About Forms

19. Overview.mp4

01:26

20. Form Basics.mp4

05:19

21. Data Cards.mp4

03:32

22. Parent Child Relationships.mp4

03:29

23. Form Modes.mp4

07:26

24. Customizing Fields.mp4

07:43

25. Adding Pictures.mp4

05:15

26. Form Validation.mp4

08:20

06. Integrate Reporting

27. Overview.mp4

00:42

28. Introducing Collections.mp4

06:19

29. Implementing Reporting Using Collections.mp4

07:50

07. Power Apps Components

30. What Are Components and How Do They Work.mp4

01:58

31. Getting Ready to Build a Component.mp4

03:43

32. Building a Component.mp4

08:46

33. Adding a Component to the App.mp4

05:56

34. Interpreting App Checker Results.mp4

05:54

35. Sharing Our App.mp4

03:29

08. Conclusion

36. Conclusion.mp4

01:49

Description

Help businesses (or yourself) save time and money by learning Microsoft Power Apps – a low-code/no-code application development tool.

What You'll Learn?

Anybody is capable of helping businesses save time and money through process enhancement and automation and the development of low-code/no-code application software. In this course, Getting Started with Canvas Apps in Power Apps (PL-100), you’ll learn to create powerful Power Apps applications. First, you’ll explore the basic controls and components that can be added to Canvas applications. Next, you’ll discover how to implement basic formulas to perform basic actions. Finally, you’ll learn how to implement more complex formulas, understand common errors, and really bring your app to life using best practices. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Power Apps Canvas application development needed to create powerful low-code/no-code applications in a world starting to lean more and more toward low-code/no-code application development.

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Ben Fetters is a Power Apps and Power Automate specialist currently working for a Microsoft consulting company called Sovereign SP. He has built 100+ solutions using these tools to help companies automate and enhance their business processes. He lives in South Ogden, Utah, with his lovely wife and new daughter. Ben also loves to teach Power Apps and Power Automate to new users and finds joy in helping them succeed as well. Ben lives in South Ogden, Utah, with his lovely wife and new daughter

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