If you’ve been working with Power Apps Collections, you’ve probably hit that moment where you need to do something to every single item in your list. Maybe you need to update prices, change statuses, or send notifications to multiple users at once. That’s where the ForAll function becomes your best friend. Let me walk you … Read more >>>
Are you struggling to create a tabbed form in Power Apps? Check out this complete step-by-step tutorial on how to create multiple tabs form in power apps. Recently, we got a requirement to build a tabbed form within the Power Apps while working with the Power Apps’ customized SharePoint form. That means we will create … Read more >>>
If you want to learn Power Apps, then check out this Power Apps example, which explains Power Apps CRUD operations. This is a business consultation app built with Microsoft Power Apps Canvas. You can download this app and try it by yourself. One of our clients recently asked us to build a Business Consultation App using … Read more >>>
I worked on a Reimbursement Approval System that required approvals to go through multiple levels. For example, an employee’s claim was approved by their manager, then checked by the finance team, and finally approved by the department head for amounts over a certain threshold. This made me realize how helpful multilevel approvals are for keeping … Read more >>>
One of our clients recently required us to use Power Automate to delete SharePoint document library files older than 3 years. In this tutorial, I will explain how to delete files older than 3 years from SharePoint Document library using Power Automate. We will also discuss how to delete folders and subfolders (including their contents) … Read more >>>
Automatically filling in the details when logging into an application frequently can be useful for quick access. This is possible by using the Remember Me feature/option during Power Apps login. In this Power Apps article, I will show you how to create a login page using SharePoint and the Remember Me option, step by step. Look … Read more >>>
You’re building a Power BI report, and all your stakeholders want to see is one number — Total Revenue, Units Sold, or Average Discount. No chart, no table, just the number front and center. That’s exactly what the Power BI Card visual is built for. But here’s what most tutorials won’t tell you: Microsoft completely redesigned the Card … Read more >>>
Here’s something that catches almost every Power Apps beginner off guard: there’s no single, clean button that says “get the last item.” You have to build the logic yourself — and once you understand why, it actually makes a lot of sense. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through every practical method to get the last … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever built a Power BI report and wondered, “Why do I need three separate slicers just to let users filter by region, product, and date?” — you’re not alone. This is one of the most common pain points I hear from report builders. The good news: Power BI gives you several ways to put multiple … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever had to set up a new SharePoint site and create 20 or 30 site columns by hand, clicking through Site Settings, filling in display names, internal names, types, and groups, you know exactly how tedious that gets. One typo in an internal column name and you’re stuck with it forever (or dealing … Read more >>>
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