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Microsoft 365 and SharePoint Online Cookbook - Second Edition

By : Gaurav Mahajan, Sudeep Ghatak, Nate Chamberlain, Scott Brewster
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Microsoft 365 and SharePoint Online Cookbook - Second Edition

By: Gaurav Mahajan, Sudeep Ghatak, Nate Chamberlain, Scott Brewster

Overview of this book

Microsoft 365 offers tools for content management, communication, process automation, and report creation. Microsoft 365 and SharePoint Online Cookbook maximizes workplace collaboration and productivity using SharePoint Online, Teams, OneDrive, Delve, M365 Search, Copilot, Power Platform, Viva, Planner, and Microsoft Forms. You will find thoroughly updated recipes for SharePoint Online, covering sites, lists, libraries, pages, web parts, and learn SharePoint Framework (SPFx) basics for building solutions. You will explore many Microsoft Teams recipes to prepare it to be your organization’s central collaboration hub. You will be able to unlock Power Platform potential with recipes for Power Apps to enable low-code/no-code app development and learn to automate tasks with Power Automate and Power Automate Desktop. The book teaches you data visualization with Power BI, and chatbot creation with Power Virtual Agents (Copilot Studio). Finally, you will also learn about the cutting-edge Copilot and Gen AI functionality in Microsoft 365 and Power Platform. By the end, you will be equipped with skills to effectively use Microsoft 365, SharePoint Online, and the Power Platform. Whether it's enhancing career prospects or improving business operations, this book is a perfect companion on your journey through the Microsoft Office 365 suite.
Table of Contents (15 chapters)
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Index

Custom pages and the modern app designer

In this recipe, you’ll learn how to use the modern app designer for Power Apps to create a custom page for a model-driven app.

Getting ready

You’ll need access to Power Apps and edit permissions for an existing model-driven app to which you’d like to add a custom page.

How to do it…

  1. Sign in to Power Apps (https://make.powerapps.com).
  2. Select Apps from the left-hand navigation menu.
  3. To open an existing model-driven app in the modern app designer, use the ellipsis () next to the app, then select Edit in preview from the Edit flyout menu, as shown in Figure 9.62:

Figure 9.62: Edit in preview option for an existing model-driven app

  1. Select + Add page from the top ribbon menu.
  2. Select Custom (preview) for the page type, then Next, as shown in Figure 9.63:

Figure 9.63: Custom page option when adding a new page to a model-driven app

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