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on September 15, 2023

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Your Own DropDown Menu Making _ PowerApps

Let's utilize Gallery to make your own Dropdown Menu Previously on 'our blog' , we showed how to make a 'global navigation bar' in the component mode with the 'Gallery' function. When it comes to 'dropdown', the first thing occuring to your head might be the 'drop down' input of the insert menu in PowerApps like the picture below. However, today we are going to explore another way of it. Now that we created the navigation menu bar with the Gallery function, let's elborate the interface into a dropdown form~!! First of all, we need a button (arrow style or whatever) for clicking to literally drop down the menu. We chose a button in input as above. To make the button look intuitive, we put an arrow mark in it. When the button is clicked, the navigation bar menu will drop down. Our desired interface is like below. The navigation menu is invisible and visible by clicking the button. To create this interface, what we need to manipulate fro...

Things you should know about 'Nested JSON & Collection & Table' in Power Apps

It is really tricky to handle JSON or Table with many layers including 'collection' in powerapps canvas. I call it 'Table in Table' sturcture. The picture above is 'Table in Table' . As you can see, the collection 'controlSortbyID_fundering' consists of many columns, and the column 'CommentRev...' has table in its every single cell. (The red circles) Especially when I talk about PowerApps, collection and table are almost same words. Sometimes they are technically indicating different things though. Let's get back to the subject. Before I directly jump into the how to handle this structure in PowerApps, I will talk about the data form. I put JSON data from SharePoint list and from PowerApps here below. JSON data in SharePoint list [{"Bemaerkninger":"Udføres af Adapteo","Bilag":"Se bilag 3.2.2", "CommentReview":[{"chat":"Hello are you available today for the meeting?"...

Navigation on the first screen of the library app

To guide users with the intuitive interface on the first screen The first screen of the app should be readable for users to directly go to their destination. In this sense, 'Icons' are useful and intuitive to make the composition of the screen. If you have many destinations, it is recommended to use 'Gallery' to allign all the elements and to manage the contents of the menus. The first screen of ATICON LIBRARY Functions and properties we will learn on this post. Gallery Understanding of Items and Table data Icon and Navigate As the app has 7 screens as destination, we use 'Gallery' to make the navigation menu bar with the table data. Gallery is able to embrace many types of data including table structure data. Gallery (items and table) The gallery is composed with 'items' (the selected one is the first item on the picture above). However, you can adjust only the size of the first item not the contents of the items. To manipulate contents of items...

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