Posts Tagged ‘PowerApps’

This article is dedicated to retrieving different data values available on Dataverse tables using client-side scripts such as JavaScript. This technic would be very helpful to extend model-driven form out-of-box functionality to meet the real-time business requirement, such as implementing complex business rules validations, making form fields hide/show, manipulating datatypes values, and many more. Now […]

In this Power Platform article, we’ll look at how to add client-side scripting to a Model Driven App. Read on to learn how to use a client-side script in Model-driven or Dynamics 365 Forms, as well as what methods and collections are available. I’ll attempt to answer as many questions as possible in order to […]

This article will look at the implementation of client side scripts on Microsoft Dynamics 365 using a model-driven approach, which provides additional benefits on the UI level and allows us to easily access Form UI properties such as tabs, sections, fields and access, security role, complex validations and so on. So, here in Dynamics 365, […]

As we know, one of the major limitations of PowerApps (Canvas mode) is that it does not allow multiple developers to work at the same time on the same app, but this Software as a Service (SaaS)-based app continues to supply new features and releases every year in April and October. The PowerApps technical team […]

PowerApps provides different screen types for canvas app development, but a pop-up or dialog type of screen is not readily available. Pop-ups help show information or receive input from a user and help keep the user from navigating to another page. In this blog, I have provided the steps to create a pop-up screen and […]

Working Smarter with Power Apps Microsoft Power Platform’s Power Apps solutions can function not only as great, low-effort applications to fit your business process needs, but also as a tool to aid in other development solutions. In this post, we’ll explore how our Microsoft Business Unit project team has harnessed the power of Power Apps […]

This mini-series is about using Power Platform to help streamline healthcare providers’ work and increase patient safety. Part 2 of this mini-series covered using Power Automate to extract lab result values from a response object and used them to check which entity conditions are true and send them to the Power App. Part 1 covered […]

This mini series is about using Power Platform to help streamline the work of healthcare providers and increase patient safety. Part 1 of this mini series covered how to set up your database – creating entity tables to store the list of directions and the list of conditions, and relating the two tables with a […]

This series is about using Power Platform to help streamline the work of healthcare providers and increase patient safety.  In this tutorial there will be 2 entity tables – one for storing all the directions and one for storing the condition sets that each direction will be pulled by. The key to joining these two tables […]

The purpose of this miniseries is to build an app for healthcare providers to be able to view a patient’s lab results and immediately see a list of next steps or directions for patient care. To do this, we will build a Power App that takes in the patient’s name and displays that patient’s lab […]

The case for permission-based navigation Many app stakeholders want to lock down parts of their canvas apps so that certain screens are only accessible to a subset of application users. Configuration of these permissions can be achieved a variety of ways, including security roles, CDS data, or other logic based on the current user. If […]

In many cases when you are deploying an enterprise application to production you are doing so with a large subset of users. Handling the manual additions of a single user over and over again to the application and security role is not only time-consuming but inefficient. As an alternative approach to this method, I recommend […]