After completing this PowerApps course you might be interested in the following courses: Learning Microsoft Flow, SharePoint 2016 No Code Workflows, SharePoint: Mobilizing Workflows with PowerApps—all taught by Gini von Courter—, and Microsoft PowerApps Essential Training: Beyond the Basics, taught by Bill Kulterman.
- [Gini] Congratulations, you've arrived…at the end of this course.…This is a great time to scroll down and publish…your certificate of completion on your LinkedIn profile.…Also, if you wouldn't mind, take a moment…and give me some feedback about this course.…Tell me what was most useful for you and anything else…that you'd like me to know about your course experience.…We've gotten our toes wet with a couple of simple solutions.…I hope you've enjoyed this taste of the power of PowerApps.…What might you do next?…I have some recommendations.…
If you're interested in learning…more about the new workflow tool that was launched…at the same time as PowerApps, that would be Microsoft Flow…and we have a course on that.…If you work with SharePoint, Microsoft Flow and PowerApps…are the no-code workflow solution for SharePoint…starting with SharePoint 2016,…including SharePoint Online and SharePoint 2019.…You could also turn to PowerApps to quickly and easily…turn your SharePoint workplace solutions…into mobile workplace solutions.…
Author
Gini von Courter
Released
11/14/2018- Recognize which devices a mobile-first app is designed for.
- Explain how to download an app template.
- Recall which screen in PowerApps displays one card after another.
- Identify layouts available in PowerApps.
- Determine how to enter text as a constant.
- List two terms to describe the first screen that’s loaded when the app is launched.
- Identify the URL used to run PowerApps in a browser.
- Explain how to launch an app from Dynamics 365.
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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1. Get Started
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What is PowerApps?1m 58s
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Explore the interface4m 42s
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2. Work with PowerApp Templates
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Run the application6m 21s
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PowerApps data sources2m 57s
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Use PowerApps Studio5m 13s
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Publish an app2m 37s
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3. Create a PowerApp from Scratch
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Save the app1m 16s
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Select layouts2m 26s
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Add a screen to the app6m 46s
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4. Use and Share Apps
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Open an app in a browser1m 56s
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Share an app4m 49s
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Open an app from Dynamics1m 50s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 34s
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