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How to Build a Responsive Data Table in Canvas Apps 

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In this video, I’ll show you how to build a Flex Table that can adjust to different screen sizes to make your application dynamic and responsive. By the end of this video, you will be able to create a data table that is much more functional and customized according to what you want it to do. These functionalities go above and beyond what a simple data table can do out of the box.
Key features include:
- Clickable headers
- Click handler or hover effect on rows
- Conditional formatting for a certain column
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@giggen9057
@giggen9057 10 месяцев назад
Great Content! I have been struggling to implement custom gallery fields and also the headers, the approach is amazing, i did little bit of tweaks and its working great in my case, this helped a lot to understand the concept of items behavior when it comes to UI
@modibosamake7065
@modibosamake7065 Год назад
Thank you for this video
@kumopartnersllc
@kumopartnersllc Год назад
No problem! Have been waiting so long for responsive canvas app capabilities so happy to share what I've learned - Have a good day!
@vincentchung3622
@vincentchung3622 2 месяца назад
Wonderful video. You created a large button at the 23:38 mark in the video that overlays various labels in that row, but how clicking that giant button automatically brings up the detailed information page for that entry? Thanks.
@kumopartnersllc
@kumopartnersllc Месяц назад
Hi Vincent! That button is inside the Gallery, and so it has access to 'ThisItem', which means you can access the current record and then do with it as you wish. You could set a global variable, and then use the Navigate(...) function to move to a different screen, or you can follow this video I created which builds on this video and explains how to configure the button to open a dialog box (or 'Modal') to display the information. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XUbyqg75ndI.html&ab_channel=KumoPartners
@Abi-dc4jy
@Abi-dc4jy Год назад
Awesome video! This is exactly what i needed to implement for my project. Quick Question though...how would you go about using formula to only display records based on the current log in user? For example, i'm trying to have the table display data based on a permission group. For a regular user who isn't in a permission group, i'd like to show only the records they submitted. For Admins, i'd like to show all records, etc. If user has no records, show a message saying "You currently do not have any records to display" or something like that. Any guidances is much appreciated! Again, awesome video!!
@kumopartnersllc
@kumopartnersllc 11 месяцев назад
Glad you liked the video! For the formula to only display records based on the current user, you can use the User() object in PowerApps to get access to the Email. Using that, you can then craft a Filter(...) function to compare against the SharePoint Created By field. So the Items property of the gallery would look something like this: Filter('SP List','Created By'.Email = User().Email)
@GeraldHochedlinger-mf7us
@GeraldHochedlinger-mf7us 3 месяца назад
Thank you so much for this great and really easy to understand video!!! I have copied every single step one to one, but I have a problem that I can't fix: Whenever I restart the app, the data table is empty (the contents of the text fields in the gallery are not shown), but everything else works. When I reduce the screen size (by reducing the browser size), the contents reappear. I have noticed, that when I comment out the following statement, then the problem doesnt exist. If(App.ActiveScreen.Size>2;LayoutDirection.Horizontal;LayoutDirection.Vertical) Do you have any idea what the problem is?
@kumopartnersllc
@kumopartnersllc 3 месяца назад
Hi Gerald thank you for reaching out! I have a few ideas what it could be, but it probably would be easier through separate communication channel - feel free to reach out via email storm@[kumo domain] with a screenshot or two - Storm
@dominicgraytechnology
@dominicgraytechnology 7 месяцев назад
What is the performance of this method with thousand + rows? I seemed to have recalled abandoning my own attempt at this years past due to a clunky UI experience as opposed to the classic datatable.
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