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Saving your app as an app package

Saving your app as an app package: Creating Access Web Apps in SharePoint 2013
Saving your app as an app package: Creating Access Web Apps in SharePoint 2013

Join for an in-depth discussion in this video Saving your app as an app package, part of Creating Access Web Apps in SharePoint 2013.

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Q: The "Using the If macro action" movie seems to end in the middle of troubleshooting. What am I missing?

A: You’re right—and a replacement movie is on the way. In the meantime, here is the solution:
 
The IssuesNext30Days data macro sets a local variable, originally named ApplyFilter, equal to RecordFound. During troubleshooting we change the name of the ApplyFilter variable to TurnOnFilter but the name doesn’t matter. Our problem is that ApplyFilter is a local variable, so it only has value in the IssuesNext30Days macro. We can’t use this variable in the IF condition of our web macro.
 
We do, however, have a value that we can use: the value of RecordFound. To complete debugging on this macro, change the condition in the web macro to:
 
If [RecordFound] =”Yes” Then
 

Q: This course was updated on 08/25/2017. What changed?

A: New videos were added that cover changes for Access Web Apps and migrating Access Web App data to SharePoint Online.

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