Saw the title and thought, “nah, I won’t learn anything, I have an idea for how to solve for that...” but seeing how you would have solved differently was really helpful!
Hi Shane, your videos have been incredibly helpful in developing my PowerApp knowledge and building my own app. I watched many of your videos and wanted to thank you for your help and expertise! Now in all transparency I'm still watching your videos from 2 years ago but wanted to come by here to thank you.
Cool idea. Filtered galleries could make this solution a pain. Luckily mine was by date so I added a date of "01/01/3000" to ensure it stayed at the bottom. Also, since the collection needed to be sent to Sharepoint, I set the button to first delete that record from the collection, collect to Sharepoint and then re-add that row. Love being inspired by these videos. Thanks Shane
Nice tip! Think you could also get the same result by "borrowing" the form canvas and having the gallery in the top section and the button in a new section below. (I believe I learned that from one of your previous videos and I use it for scrolling sections. It works really well)
Near trick Shane. I would have called it David Copperfield if you do this. The button does appear till the users fill all the fields. Just like SurveyMonkey surveys?? Chew on those thoughts maybe??
I have done it. 😀 What you need to do is have a way to filter the collection for rows that have blanks. If that filter is empty show the button, if not then hide it.
Good morning Shane, excellent content, thank you very much for sharing all this knowledge, you are a master in the field. I am creating an App but I have a problem with the handling of the data since there are more than 400 operators and more than 300 airport assistance vehicles to which it is necessary to carry out three check lists every day for each one. I would like to share with you my project to see if I am on the right track, I know that with all this knowledge you can give me an idea of how to continue with the development. How can I contact you? . Thank you again very much for sharing all this knowledge.
I think you covered it at the back end re data source and patching, My initial thought was it’s trying to patch that last record to the SharePoint list etc. Would a work around be listing the columns to patch rather that the complete collection as a whole ? Bit more coding but at least you could exclude that final ‘buttongoesherecolumn’
Sorry for my confusing post, it was late at night. With the submit button. Could I exclude that field when patching to a SharePoint list? To avoid having a strange column in the list. If still confusing I can explain next online working session 😊
Thanks for all your videos! Very helpful. I have an form where I'm reading data from a sharepoint list, and would then like to email it out to someone, but also add who it got emailed to as a column of the sharepoint list. Any tips?
I think you covered it at the back end re data source and patching, My initial thought was it’s trying to patch that last record to the SharePoint list etc. Would a work around be listing the columns to patch rather that the complete collection as a whole ? Bit more coding but at least you could exclude that final ‘buttongoesherecolumn’
