Form Control in Power Apps | Must know features & properties

This video is a step-by-step tutorial on the Form Control in Power Apps Form Control Tutorial. I will cover the must know features & properties of the Form control, working with data cards in PowerApps form control, tips & tricks around updating multiple data card properties, reusing the form control, working with form modes - NewForm, EditForm & ViewForm, reset the form control, submit the form control data, get last submit information of form control & more.

Video covers the following:
✅ PowerApps Form Control Basics
✅ Customize data cards in PowerApps Form Control
✅ Validations in Power Apps Form Control
✅ Custom data cards
✅ Re-using the form control
✅ Power Apps Forms examples
✅ Connecting form to a Gallery
✅ Change data card control type

#PowerApps #SharePoint #Microsoft

Table of Contents:
00:00 - Introduction
00:32 - Intro to Power Apps Form Control
01:10 - Edit Form Control in PowerApps
02:14 - Form Control Properties
03:48 - Data Cards in Power Apps Forms
04:43 - Position Power Apps Forms Data Cards with Snap to Columns
05:43 - Default Mode of PowerApps Forms
06:42 - Custom Position of Data Cards in Form Control
07:15 - Data Card Control Types
07:57 - Trick to bulk update properties of data cards
10:10 - Finer control on position of fields in form control
10:53 - WidthFit for Data Cards
11:57 - Custom Data Cards in Power Apps Form Control
13:30 - Submit Form in Power Apps to SharePoint
14:18 - Form data card validations
16:15 - Submit New Form & Navigate to Success Screen
18:06 - Connect Gallery & Form Control
21:24 - Edit Record using Form Control
22:23 - Default Property of Data Card
23:22 - Reset Form Control
23:48 - Check if Form is Valid
24:35 - Check if Form is Unsaved
25:22 - Get Last Submit information for PowerApps Form
26:47 - New Column to be added to Form
27:33 - Change Data Card Control Type
29:57 - Form Control Examples
30:50 - Subscribe to Reza Dorrani YouTube channel

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[saeedsm]

Hey Reza, your channel has become the most reliable and comprehensive resource for Power Platform learners, You rock! (Damet garm, eyval dari!)

[Liam-fbtu]

Hey Reza, I just wanted to say thank you so much for the quality and detail of all of your videos. They are incredibly helpful and for newcomers to power apps it makes learning the process so much easier, I watch the videos back and forth a few times so I get a good understanding of what you are doing. This video alone solved so many of the questions that I asked myself ‘how do I do that’. Keep the great content coming! Looking forward to hopefully seeing some more videos on inter-grating flows into some apps 👍

[TinaDerby]

I love how this shows all the controls and properties in a really clear and easy to understand way. Thank you!!!

[WaliSayed]

One of the interesting features of your tutorials is the attractive form designs you use, which makes the lessons incredibly useful. I personally use some of your designs in my work environment. Thanks a million!

[tmtenn]

Thanks Reza. By far one of the best succinct introduction to forms/controls I have seen. Wish this video had been available six months ago when I embarked upon PowerApps journey. Would have saved me hours and hours of struggling to make my forms work the way I wanted to. Thanks again and looking forward to more videos like this. 👍👍

So much useful information about Form Ctrl, no doubts that the attachment ctrl was not covered explicitly in this video, but who follows Reza's YT channel know everything was already there in previous videos. Well summarized and clearly explained as always. 🙏🏻

[LogicalAmmar]

What a brilliant tutor you are!! A simple topic with hundreds of things to learn.

[dandrem.]

Bless you! I was struggling and couldn't function until I figured this Edit Reset business out. Thank you so much.

[pimpandoer]

Hello Reza, Thank you very much for your video's. This video about form controls is I think one of the best because it covers most of the things you will encounter when building a form. For me the message that pops up when the form is changed but not saved was really nice to learn. When you have multiple tabs, you can loose sight quickly about the changes. Please continue! All the best!

[robofski]

I have learnt so much about Power Automate watching your videos and as I start exploring Power Apps your content is proving to be just as brilliant! Thank you for your work Reza.

[Chgrtours]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Best PowerApps teacher ever!
Merci Reza 🇫🇷

[mansitrivedi]

Hi Reza, I have watched most of your videos on Power Platform and appreciate your way of explanation and minutely covering the ABC's of Power Apps. You Really rock !! Thanks once again.

[affialho]

Reza - you're my hero when it comes to PowerApps! Appreciate all the great and detailed videos! Thank you!

[juhfqdw]

Bulk update of Datacards and other elements with minimum effort - AMAZING!!! Great video thank you. :)

[techtalksabhishek]

I literally struggled to change properties of individual controls in each datacard. Didn't knew this trick back 2 years when I was working on PowerApps. Keep up the good Job.

[william]

I didn’t know about Form.LastSubmit function.... I was using this method to get the last item ID, and to use Patch function to update it afterwards.
Set(varItemID, Last(DataSource.ID));
Thanks again for showing us another enlightening video Reza!!!

[mardeeepp]

Whatever you do, this has helped a lot of people and touched a lot of technical lives. For a novice like me, you are nothing less than a guru, so thank you.

[davidrico]

Found it its in min 20. Exactly what i needed. So i can essentially take out a the form viewer and just use the edit form for viewing and edit. awesome!!

[neilwilgus]

Another GREAT video Reza! Your videos are an incredible resource for learning the Power Platform, thank you for your contribution!

[nataliatsvetkov]

OMG! The best video ever! Thank you Reza! I learned in these 30 minutes more than in the past year by randomly pocking around. So many cool tricks!