Power Apps Model-Driven Apps Explained in 10 Minutes

If you want to understand what a model-driven Power App is and the process involved in creating your own data model in Microsoft Dataverse and a fully responsive, integrated (with Office 365) web app with no code - here it is, explained in 10 minutes.

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[issiewizzie]

Bless you, I’ve only just discovered your channel.

[gabrielosaji]

Wao, upgraded video ..Thanks for this, dis more updated than d Microsoft learn doc..pls keep it up

[lstgeorge]

Lisa Awesome Tutorial, your the best :)>

[tiffanygilles]

Lisa, could you help tell me how you are able to get the checkbox to show in the business process flow? I tried Yes/No data type but it then showed in form of drop down.

[chrisyleenz]

Thank you for a great video again!

I'm not sure if you would be able to point me to the right direction as I'm stuck on one last step on linking my PowerApp to a List.

I have set the format for Column G in my List_A to lookup, which is linked to another List_B to bring in associated record data into Column H, I and J from List_B.

Now, I'm trying to create a PowerApp for users to enter values into this Column G of List A, so Column H, I and J would automatically be filled with information pulled from List_B, based on user input in my PowerApp (Colum G).

The problem I ran into is, the field that I've added in my PowerApp for Colum G can only be a dropdown choice or a view only field. It does not allow user to manually input a custom value, or link to another field based on Gallery.selected.'field name'.

Is there anyway to solve this issue?
Thank you.

[ankamaravind]

Hi ! Lisa Mam, What you've used here at "02:18" - Project Status with 3 buttons or Something. What is that Actually ! you've used !