Microsoft Teams: Building Custom Apps with the Dataverse

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Gini von Courter

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[1] Introduction

[1] Create no-code Teams apps.mp4

01:12

[2] What you will need.mp4

02:56

[2] 1. Create an App in Microsoft Teams

[1] Install Power Apps in Microsoft Teams.mp4

01:59

[2] Navigating in Power Apps.mp4

02:59

[3] Create a table and add columns.mp4

05:08

[4] Add data to your table.mp4

01:51

[5] Enter data using Excel.mp4

07:22

[6] Publish your app in Teams.mp4

05:01

[3] 2. Customize Your Table and App

[1] Dataverse for Teams The basics.mp4

03:28

[2] Add a choice column to the table.mp4

05:13

[3] Configure an autonumber column.mp4

02:39

[4] Create a table for a lookup column.mp4

02:48

[5] Add a lookup column to the table.mp4

02:31

[6] Add columns to forms and republish.mp4

04:46

[4] 3. Manage Apps in Teams

[1] Manage apps in Teams.mp4

02:53

[2] Install and run a sample app.mp4

04:59

[5] Conclusion

[1] Next steps.mp4

01:30

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For many users and organizations, Microsoft Teams isn’t just for chatting with coworkers and team members, it’s the new work hub. You can hold meetings, share files, and access frequently used apps, all within Teams. In this course, Gini von Courter shows how to take Teams to the next level by building custom apps using Microsoft Power Apps and the Microsoft Dataverse. Custom apps in Teams allows specific members of a group or organization to have a data-rich experience while using Teams, such as sharing table-based data, collecting data from multiple sources, aggregating data across the web, and even making mobile data-based apps that launch inside of Microsoft Teams. Best of all, with Power Apps, you don’t need to write a single line of code to create an application. If you can create a table in Excel or a list in Teams, you have everything you need to create apps in Teams.

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Training design and delivery for: Microsoft SharePoint, Dynamics 365 and the Power Platform (Power BI, PowerApps, and Power Automate), Outlook, Word, Teams, and a few other apps.

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