Another option is if you're using a Gallery and you want to delete the current record, the ThisItem operator points to the record.For example, you could use the following formula to delete a record.PowerApps Formula Copy Remove(CustomerOrders, LookUp(CustomerOrders, ID = 1)) ...
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PowerApps Formula Remove(CustomerOrders, LookUp(CustomerOrders, ID = 1)) This formula deletes the record where the ID equals 1 from the data sourceCustomerOrders. Remove doesn't ask to confirm Remove doesn't prompt for any confirmation before deleting the specified record. If you woul...