Intro to the PowerApps If Statement

In this video, you will learn about the PowerApps If statement. The If function is the cornerstone of all apps so the more you know the better. We cover the basics of If logic, how to use the function, and cover PowerApps If multiple conditions. Fun stuff.

[magnificoting]

Hi Shane, I really appreciate your videos. I found myself enjoying while learning. I love the tone, the mood and the energy you gave through all of your videos. You are awesome, good job!

[AdiCristea]

Wow!
When I saw there's a video about "IF" thought it's going to take like 5-7 minutes. Boom, 28!
Then I was thinking "let's just watch it, but it's going to be a waste of time as I know my IFs". Wrooong, blown away by the "nested ifs". And I'm just at the 13th minute. Who knows what comes next.

Apologies, master Young, doubt you again never I will...

Edit: And I've also learnt about PowerApps being mad when a variable is defined differently somewhere else. Answers some of my questions I had in the past...

Thank you!

[wytv]

Shane, I just want to say thanks that first 13 minutes completely set my validation issues in order your videos are awesome, every time I see you are doing a segment on an MS webinar I am there (provided I can make it) keep them coming.

[vmarry]

Shane, you sir are a rockstar! Your explanations are always easily understood. Hat's off to you!

[sallyjjdavis]

This video is very helpful. I have been able to create an 'If' to make a field visible when 'Yes' is selected. A big win for my client! Thank you!

[myronhodge]

Shane, thanks for the video. Your video on developing a simple quiz helped me solve a problem I've been working on for weeks.

[jeanpierreragequit]

Shane...u know what ? U r the best. I am a new beginner in powerapp and i have to digitalise some works. U saved me

[lizettebeard]

Hi Shane, I'm all new on O365 and love your videos as you make it so easy to understand. Keep it going you are making my life so much easier.

[popsathena]

To your last question; "should I do more videos like this where a specific function is the subject" ... I'd say "yes". I knew all about "if" prior to this but would love to see your take on other functions as well. Great Job & Thanks Again!

[billkuhn]

Great content. Great comic relief spread throughout as well. Most SharePoint tutorials are as dry as cardboard, but not yours - I love that about your videos. I get a huge 2 for 1 bonus (good content and a bit of humor as well) when watching which seriously helps break up the monotony that can come from a life in IT, which ultimately helps me stay interested and learn more.

[karenshortridge]

This is extremely helpful! Please do more in-depth
training like this!

[swapnabendi]

Thanks Shane for a simple yet effective "If Statement" Video. I would request you for some more Powerapps Functions videos.

[kamilj]

love this, first helpfull video I stumbled upon in this matter. Keep it up!

[Killernougat]

hey mate! for me, you are basically the god of power apps. Very good videos!! one thing, what would be really nice: 2/3 minute videos on functions, in addition to the long lasting once. Best regards Manu

[dannielleszuba]

Hey Shane, love the vid definitely like the function deep dives. Would love to see more

[Pewwxx]

Hi shane, i need a little help, i'm starting to work with powerapps and "programming".
I need help for a problem: i make a text input(lets consider "a" input), and a text label (the "b").
I want to make that "a" input be verify by the "b" label, and if the user put, for example, Box 01, i want the "b" label show a pre-definided string, like the max value that box could have.
Example:
User put Box 01 on text input ("a").
Then the text label with virify if user put Box 01, and than will show, of a predeterminated text string, 1.900, 00.
("a")Box 01
("b")1.900, 00
Can you help me with that?

[innovationteam]

Thanks Shane! This is EXACTLY what I've been looking for.

[fernandokhounphithach]

Is there anyway to get the if statement to navigate to a different screen depending on the gallery.selected column?

[AndrewMcDonald]

Awesome videos Shane! I notice many of your videos are a year or 2 old now. Are you planning to do more showing some of the newest features? I like your style. You make developing a Power App fun.

[tobietravis]

Shane, muchas gracias! I've been trying to figure out how to link a parent list item to one of its child list items and this video has given me some great ideas on ways to make that happen.