How to Create a Drop Down Menu in Power Apps | 2023 Tutorial

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Learn how to create a dynamic drop-down menu in PowerApps with this step-by-step tutorial. Discover how to set up data sources, configure controls, use formulas, and handle user selections to build an interactive menu that adapts to user interactions. Enhance your PowerApps applications with an intuitive and functional drop-down menu. Watch now and master the art of dynamic menus in PowerApps!
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@xPaRaPhOiAx Год назад

This is a fantastic solution. I wish you would have included a bit more information such as if we needed multiple categories to drop down in a vertical list, that would dynamically resize/move based on the sub links. For example, if you had "Vehicles", and "Boats", "Trailers", and depending on which header was selected, the gallery would dynamically resize to accommodate the links that appeared beneath that specific header. This would create a true "drop down" nav menu.

@mikepowers4767 Месяц назад

Excellent tutorial. Thank you... I made my switch statement as follows for a simple navigate to 4 different screens. Switch( ThisItem.Value, "Screen 1", Navigate(scr_Screen1), "Screen 2", Navigate(scr_Screen2), "Screen 3", Navigate(scr_Screen3), "Screen 4", Navigate(scr_Screen4) )