Power Apps Upload Multiple Files AND Drag and Drop Files

If you want to upload files, then you need this. You will learn how to multi-select files + drag and drop files into your Power Apps app and then have those files sent via a single call to flow to upload all of them. Would also work great if you were doing offline file uploads. So awesome!

[iainwilson]

Im a nurse in an Emergency Department and just delving into PowerApps to improve our antiquated paper systems that still exist within our department. From research to auditing to stock and staff onboarding and education. Your tutorials are amazing and so helpful and opened up what's possible. I have delved into this without any IT support just your channel for guidance and have come so far in just a few weeks. Keep up the great work 👍👍

[prajwalskateel]

This requirement was something we are expecting from past 2 years and you have provided the solution for this problem. thank you so much, great video

[giantdutchviking]

I wanted to drop a comment thanking you for your vids. By just your vids alone, I've been able to create an app in only several hours. It's not done yet, but the progress is awesome!

[minnamimaho]

Hello Shane. Thanks to your videos I was able to add great new solutions to my departament with sharepoint/flow/powerApps and now starting to explore powerbi. Iam always recomending your channel to anyone interested in this systems. Looking forward to the Next live. 😃

[KeithWilliamsbangor]

This is perfect, great addition and something I've been looking forward to seeing happen for ages!

[AdiCristea]

Just when I finished watching it on the training portal, boom, it's on YouTube. And perfect timed, yesterday spent time polishing your no SQL Expense that had only SQL references app I have downloaded from the training portal :) and this is the cherry on the cake, thank you!!

[powerappslover]

Awesome video! You have no idea how much this has helped me in my project. I immediately hit the subscribe button. I have learnt a lot from this video and the single upload one! And I also love the enthusiasm! I'm sure I'll be learning so much more from you.

[Bekesam]

Wonderful Shane!! We have been waiting for the Multiple drag drop feature too! What would also be great is to also select Sharepoint library items from a gallery and drag them to a Windows folder or an email. Essentially the reverse. Or the ability to select items from a gallery and download them to a folder. It will come, I am sure of it, but this is a great step forward and thank you for showing the entire process of this integration and more!

[jbqydwr]

Great video, Shane. Thans to your videos, I always manage to make improvements to the apps within our company. I combined your flow for creating an item in a Sharepoint list and uploading the attachments. Since I couldn't use the standard upload, thanks to your video, I can now add multiple attachments to an item. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us.

[catmage]

Thank you so much! I was trying to get this kind of thing to work based on your original "upload file to SharePoint document library" video. I also thought to use a collection, but was creating an image component for each individual uploaded file, and then having to check that the file content was not empty. Using the gallery's image is brilliant in its simplicity!

[aadam]

I have been waiting for this! Thank you! You are a genius!

[itskshitijaa]

Hi Shane! Thankyou for all the content you share. It's helping me a lot to learn and develop these pieces in my requirements. :))

[smpolaske]

Shane! I have been trying to figure this out. You are the man. Give Chewy a treat for me.

[kamozzi]

Thanks Shane, this really helps. I have not watched the first video yet, but will do now. :) Job well done.

[matsmith]

Absolutely awesome... This is amazing, thanks Shane!!!

[garykrauss]

Just what I was looking for. Thanks Shane! Also gave a thumbs up to a previous comment about doing folders. I can drill down folders and grab the folder names in a flow but was having trouble uploading the files from within the flow (not using your method). Using this video, I can ask the user to point to the top level and grab the folder names first, put that in a dropdown, and then ask the user to grab the files from the specified folder - using the folder name as metadata on the document library file. Would be nice to do it all in one step though.

[khersheonteoh]

Thanks so much!! This is really great!! Gonna test this out!! Good job!!

[UB-qcyk]

Thanks Shane, you've broken this down really well.

[antonioverga]

Just solved one my needs. Great video!

[paolovr]

Thanks Shane, for help us to learn how to use Power App. Happy life Paolo Italy.