Power Apps: Show Hide Fields in Forms and Disable Buttons [Power Platform Series - Ep. 17]

In the 17th episode of Matt’s Power Platform series, he takes a look at a common request he receives during hackathons and virtual mentoring here at Pragmatic Works. Often, app developers want to show or hide certain fields in a form based on the data users input in the form. By using some conditional logic and accessing specific properties of controls within the app this can be easily accomplished.

Matt also showcases how to not let a user click the Save button to create a record until certain fields in the form have been filled out. This idea can be applied to required fields within your data source as well as fields that are not required.

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Any formula that will return a boolean type should also do the trick, no need to call an If function to say if true then true, if false then false. dvcExhausted.Value > 3 will return true or false. So visible or not visible. Thanks for posting Matt.

[maheshk]

Can you please suggest "How to disable Button (Button Name : Assign Manger- also this "Assign Manger" Button It's associated with Power Automate Flow ) in PowerApps after one click Button should be disabled). It would be very helpful, if you could provide any reference link.

[RajeevKumar-hpcv]

Thanks. how to disable the button for choice Value.

[mardithpascua]

do you have a tutorial where it should hide a ribbon button if a filter to another table where email is equal to current user. returns 0 recorfs