Concat() If you have a gallery or data table control in PowerApps which is bound to a collection: Now, you want to store this data in one column in SharePoint or in SQL. You need to combine this data into one string like below, right? How to do this with one-line code in PowerAp...
SaveImages.Run(Concat(SubmitData, filename & "|" & filebody & "#")) The formula creates random filenames with dates and assigns the filename and image date to a collection named SubmitData (borrowed fromPaul’s post). Then the file data isconcatenatedusing a pipe | between the filenam...
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To change those records into a comma-separated list of data, you can use the Concat function. The function allows you to specify a formula to process over a table of data and the result of each record is separated by a string you specify. The reverse of this is also possible...