To create a variable, we just need to run the function. Set(global Variable, "Hello World") Update Context({context Variable: "Hello World"}) Collect(collection Variable, "Hello World") PowerShell Copy Where X is the variable name and Hello World is the value of that variable. For remov...
In the PowerApps screen, have added a button control. On the button control “OnSelect” I have created a temporary table using the Table() function and stored the Table in a variable. Here I have used the global variable so I have used the set function for the variable creation. Set(D...
Substitute Function in Power Apps Power Apps Substitute functionhelps to identify the string to replace by matching a string. You can replace the text if more than one match is found. Below are the Power Apps Substitute function syntaxes: Syntax-1: Substitute( String, OldString, NewString [,...
Hello, I have created a form for approving discounts that is attached to a PowerBI Report. The form seems to work well other than it not updating existing records that have a matching OrderNumber, but it rather create a new record. I know I could send this approval information to an...
3. This Flow will in turn run a python file that calls an optimizer library (PuLP) -- based on the input variable, and constraints, selects items that maximize that input. This may be possible using Azure Function API? 4. Then the result of that py file is sent back to Flow, and...
3. This Flow will in turn run a python file that calls an optimizer library (PuLP) -- based on the input variable, and constraints, selects items that maximize that input. This may be possible using Azure Function API? 4. Then the result of that py file is sent back to Flow, and...
just not visible on the form when opening it on View or Edit. I've tried using the dropdown inside the datacard and using a variable to populate the text box of the data card based on the dropdown selections, and moving the dropdowns outside of the form ...
Today, you can return basic types like Text or Email. However, there may be cases where you want to return a list of data to the PowerApp, for example a list of names. In this case, you can use theJoinaction inside of your flow, and then use theSplitfunction in your PowerApp. ...
Add this code to the button's OnSelect attribute. Table data from a collection or datasource can be converted into text formatted as JSON using the JSON function. Set(varJSONTraining,JSON(ShowColumns(FirstN('TrainingList',2),"ParcelNumber","Title"),JSONFormat.IndentFour)) ...
the ... represents a gap in the middle of the file, it was too long to paste it all in. I have no idea why this function is failing. Thanks for getting me on the correct path... I will keep updating this post as I go.