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Learn Microsoft Power Apps - Second Edition

By : Matthew Weston, Elisa Bárcena Martín
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Book Image

Learn Microsoft Power Apps - Second Edition

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By: Matthew Weston, Elisa Bárcena Martín

Overview of this book

Microsoft Power Apps provides a modern approach to building low-code business applications for mobiles, tablets, browsers, and Microsoft Teams. The second edition of Learn Microsoft Power Apps will guide you in creating well designed and secure apps that transform old processes and workflows. Learn Microsoft Power Apps starts with an introduction to Power Apps to help you feel comfortable with the creation experience. Using screenshots from the latest UI, you will be guided through how to create an app, building your confidence to start developing further. This book will help you design, set up, and configure your first application by writing simple formulas. You'll learn about the different types of apps you can build in Power Apps and which one applies best to your requirements. In addition to this, you’ll learn how to identify the right data storage system for you, with new chapters covering how to integrate apps with SharePoint or Dataverse. As you advance, you’ll be able to use various controls, connectors, and data sources to create a powerful, interactive app. For example, this book will help you understand how Power Apps can use Microsoft Power Automate, Power BI, and Azure functionalities to improve your applications. Finally, you will be introduced to the emerging Power Apps Copilot tool, which uses artificial intelligence to accelerate the app building process. By the end of this Power Apps book, you’ll be ready to confidently develop lightweight business applications with minimal code.
Table of Contents (27 chapters)
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Index
Appendix

Index

A

actions 372

using , in Power Automate 379-382

Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS) 411

Add picture control

using 317, 318

AI Builder 468

licensed 469, 470

AI capabilities

exploring 470-472

AI models types 468

reference link 468

alternate keys, creating with Power Apps

reference link 513

app

creating, from SharePoint 64

maps, placing into 288

Power BI, embedding 451, 452

publishing 76, 77

setting, to respond to permissions 347-349

application lifecycle management (ALM) 503

Application Protocol Interface (API) 269

app manifest 110

exporting, from Power Apps 110-113

app navigation, in model-driven app

reference link 578

App OnStart formula 459

app settings, Power Apps Studio

Display settings, modifying 48

General settings, exploring 45

modifying 44, 45

Support settings, using 54

Upcoming features, accessing 53

Apps screen 15

artificial intelligence...