Create nested data tables with the PowerApps Concat Function

In this video, you will learn how to use the PowerApps Concat function. We will start with the basics and then get crazy by the end. Video also includes the HTML control and a combo box for fun.

[franknielsen]

WOW - that MVP sign in the back should be made of pure gold!!!

[jholmes]

One of the best Power App instructors. Really appreciate your work.

[pauladams]

I'm extremely grateful for your efforts, Shane - not just with this video, but with the range of PowerApps videos and support that you have published. You have saved me many, many hours. Thank you so much!

[rallekzikula]

I learned a lot about PowerApps from you already. But this one made my day! Thanks a lot of sharing your know how!
I now have a table with ChildChildChild running :-). At the end very complex and more or less not readable anymore. But creating in in "baby steps" I got it running ;-)

[NightStreak]

Love your Vids Shane - been playing catch-up, so slowly ploughing through all your YT playlist since Sep 2020. Haven't written an app yet coz i want to watch all your training 1st to try and get the syntax to start sticking ( i know many will say to get stuck in to learn but its just not my learning style so hey ho, ill press on and have a go when i reach the end of your playlist). This one really pulled my brain apart but really appreciate how you try to make these as accessible as poss. Sent your web site a query on subscription costs as i am passionate about this area and really want to up-skill, but need a helping hand. Thanks so much. I'll come back to this vid after a lie down and meditation :).

[zaidkashour]

@10:25 the best moment.
Used concat in a label but it seems that HTML is way better and easier for formatting.
Thank you Shane

[robertmerritt]

Shane! In the words of the great Randy Jackson..."Dude! You rocked it again Dawg!" Thanks man.

[aminkhan]

Thanks a lot @shane god bless you and your mom for helping us out ....

[CloudhoundCoUk]

As always a jaw-dropping brilliant presentation not to mention great practical examples.

[thelegand]

you absolutely beautiful man! This is exactly what I needed! Don't know what I would have done without finding this!!! Thank you!

[alfred]

OMGEEEE! Shane you are the best! Your video made my app do EXACTLY what I wanted it to do! I cannot thank you enough! :-)

[RyuzakiF]

Awesome vid as always, last week have to use html text in a SharePoint list form made in powerapps because a multiple users column would never show as a list, so aplied just a little of html to make it, felt good =)

[daFrimpster]

You have helped me very much in understanding PowerApps. thanks.

[OscarAlexisMendozaVisbal]

Wow you blew my mind. Thanks a lot Shane!!!

[Freshy]

Thanks mate, that was what i needed; no developer experience so not good with HTML so a video on HTML basics would defs be good

[TheToni]

Great Video again. Thank you.... please make more of these. Greetings from germany

[dhawallseth]

Thank you for the tutorial @ShaneCows. Works great.

[shawnlloyd]

Great video as always. I had a hard time following the last example though with the nested table, correlated ID's and Office365Users.SearchUser() thing.

[dawidziolkowski]

Hey Shane, great work as always. At 25:19 you are saying the you cannot show the borders in the html control. Yes you can but when you are using the inline style (which making things harder to read but it is working). Hope this will help.

[Mrtiagojam]

Thanks Shane, really helpful that video.