Customizing SharePoint Forms with Power Apps

If the modern SharePoint form experience isn't quite what you need for your end users, or are working to eliminate InfoPath, you can use Power Apps to enhance the data capture.

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0:00 Intro
0:54 Creating a Custom Form
7:19 Adding an Additional Screen
9:23 Adding Navigation
11:56 Adding Validation
13:50 Form Control During Events
16:36 Deploying and Testing the Form
18:38 Conclusion

Presenter: Mike Bodell

[lisadezarn]

This was just the type of information I was looking for: creating a Power Apps Form with a SharePoint list back end. Thank you so much!

[joeharris]

OMG This was an absolute life-saver!!! I've been searching for this info for weeks and I just accidently stumbled on this. THANK YOU

[sunshinevaughan]

I love your pace and style when sharing information. This is exactly what I needed! You make it so simple and I could not wait to subscribe to your channel. Thank you.

[marksaffell]

This was perfect. And also loved the pace and using this simple example to explain lots of functions. I have a long history with InfoPath, and have been struggling with the jump to PowerApps. You helped me a lot. Thank you.

[RobinCurry]

Very best tutorial....exactly what I needed. I am moving from Infopath to this....THANK YOU!!

[markjosephbautista]

Thank you for sharing this demonstration. Very detailed. I recommend this training video.

[rajplall]

Very intuitive for beginners like me, thank you

[jenmuller]

This was so incredibly helpful! I will have to share this with my team!

[yodimesfin]

You're the best!
Thank you for putting this together!

[jimharberson]

I love that you owned the shirt change!

[ipinky]

great!!! I learnt a lot!!!! many thanks

[zerobars]

Very Informative and easy to follow. Thanks for uploading.

[sleal]

Very easy to understand and follow. Appreciated the basic approach.

[isabelsanchez]

Very helpful. Thank you so much. So thoughtfully put together.

[jdsalazarv]

Greetings from Costa Rica! great content ! really nice explanation

[yehunlavolontededieu]

perfect scenario ...for my app. thanks. Keep it up.

[carmenwright]

Love how easy it has been to follow your instruction. Can you point me in the right direction to print a "custom form" I've integrated from my Sharepoint list? I have created an issue log that would need to be shared per incident in PDF format if possible, but haven't found much help online.

[mce]

Thank you for sharing this tutorial. This is very helpful in so many ways. I do have one question though....I for some reason cannot find my "file" menu....how do i show that on my tools bar?

[kimsnt]

having just audio when presenting things would be so much better. Being able to see as much of the actual screen is way more helpful.

[tbt]

Thanks, you solved many mysteries for me today! Am I able to set calculations using the input or would I do that from the list exported to excel. In the end I need a summary screen/pdf for eligibility information for the file? Thanks