I'm not even at rookie level in the PowerApps game. I've been deep diving on your content. This video got me to join your community. The meta content that comes from the discussions is as important as the technical execution. The thought process, how you come to your conclusions is very helpful.
Lot of great practical concepts and a neat trick to see using the textbox like a console.log() for debugging. Appreciate the "working through" different scenarios. Finding that the origin data from Mockaroo was incorrect - crazy. Appreciate the info!
Great Video! Quick question: Is there a reason why you creating the lookup column to set relationship instead of doing it via the Relationship feature in Table settings?
Good point! The choice between creating a lookup column and using the Relationship feature in table settings often depends on the specific requirements of your database and how you prefer to manage relationships. 😀
Good video but I could do without the on-screen video from four people at the bottom of the screen. At time, those got in the way of screen content. Thanks for the mockaroo tool.
Hello ,I have a question How create a funtion in powerapps to value "password" in a object Text will be encryp in one field in then customer table user in dataverse similar to this funtion in Visual Studios Basic Thanks Function Encriptar(ByVal cadena As String) As String Dim X As Byte Dim Letr As String Encriptar = "" For X = 1 To Len(cadena) Letr = Mid(cadena, X, 1) 'If ((Asc(Letr) - 2) * 2)
PowerApps doesn't support direct encryption functions like in traditional programming environments, so you'll need to implement a custom logic. You can use this powerapps code similar to your VB Code, Set it up on the OnSelect property of the button to encode the text from TextInput: UpdateContext({ EncryptedText: Concatenate( ForAll( Mid(TextInput1.Text, Sequence(Len(TextInput1.Text)), 1), Char( If( (Code(Result) - 2) * 2
