Creating your first apps in Power Apps 2024
Microsoft Power Apps 2024
| Beginner
- 12 videos | 54m 50s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
- CPE
Power Apps is the app development tool in Microsoft's Power Platform suite of apps. With Power Apps, you can create dynamic mobile, tablet, and web applications using little to no code to digitize your business processes and workflows. This course introduces you to the basic concepts and features behind Power Apps and guides you through creating your first applications. First, you will see how to access Power Apps and navigate the Maker Portal. You will learn about the different kinds of apps and data sources which make up the basic building blocks of Power Apps. Once you have grasped these fundamentals, you will then discover how to quickly create your first canvas app by harnessing the power of Copilot's generative AI technology. Next, we will take a closer look at your app in Power Apps Studio. We will examine the different components that make it up, then preview the app to see how it works from the user's perspective. The course introduces you to several other methods of creating apps. You will learn how to extract data from an Excel spreadsheet to a Dataverse table and use the table to generate an app. See how to create an app by connecting to external data sources, including Excel workbooks and SharePoint lists. Finally, discover how to create an app from scratch and from a template.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Discover the key concepts covered in the creating your first apps in power apps 2024 course
Access power apps and navigate the home page
Understand the types of apps, data sources, and other key power apps components
Create, preview, and save a one-screen app using copilot ai
View and edit an app in power apps studio
Preview your app -
Use copilot to create an app from excel data
Add and manage data connections
Create an app from a sharepoint list
Create an app from an excel workbook saved to onedrive
Create a canvas app from scratch
Explore power apps templates and page designs
IN THIS COURSE
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56sThis video outlines the key content covered in the Creating your first apps in Power Apps 2024 course, including creating an app using Copilot AI, viewing apps in Power Apps Studio, and creating an app from Excel data. FREE ACCESS
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4m 49sPower Apps allows you to create dynamic business applications with little or no code. Before you get started making apps, you will need to be familiar with the layout of the Power Apps landing page, also known as the Maker Portal. In this tutorial, you will see how to access Power Apps and navigate the platform. FREE ACCESS
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3. Understanding the Power Apps 2024 building blocks4m 43sIn Power Apps, there are two main kinds of apps. Canvas apps are built by adding UI elements to screens, while model-driven apps are generated from a complex data model. Both kinds of apps can be connected to a wide variety of data sources. In this tutorial, we will explore the different types of apps and data sources in Power Apps. FREE ACCESS
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4. Creating an app with CoPilot AI in Power Apps 20244m 39sThanks to Copilot, Microsoft's AI-powered digital assistant, creating apps in Power Apps is easier than ever. Simply describe the app you want to build and Copilot will generate a table, which you can modify. Once you are satisfied with the table, Power Apps will generate a one-screen canvas app. See how in this tutorial. FREE ACCESS
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5. Viewing your app in Power Apps Studio 20245m 6sYou have created and saved your first app. Now it is time to open it and take a look inside. In this video, we will explore how the app is built and structured. FREE ACCESS
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6. Previewing apps in Power Apps 20244m 49sViewing your app in Editing mode allows you to see how it is built. To test how your app really works, you will need to run a preview. Find out how in this tutorial. FREE ACCESS
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7. Creating a one-screen app from a table in Power Apps 20244m 56sA common way to make a Power App is using a table stored in the Dataverse. To do this, you can build a table from scratch or use an existing one. You can also upload data from Excel, which Copilot will automatically transform into a Dataverse table. Watch the video to learn more. FREE ACCESS
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8. Adding connections in Power Apps 20244m 58sIf you want to create an app from external data, you will need to add data connections. In this video, you will learn how to connect Power Apps to SharePoint and OneDrive, so you can use data stored in these locations in your apps. You will also see how to manage your connections. FREE ACCESS
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9. Creating an app from a SharePoint List in Power Apps 20245m 1sIf you work with SharePoint in your organization, chances are you already have access to SharePoint Lists. Lists are an easy and effective data source for creating apps in Power Apps. In this video, we walk you through the steps. FREE ACCESS
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10. Creating an app from Excel data in Power Apps 20244m 59sExcel can be a useful data source when you're learning to create apps. In this video, we'll show you how to prepare your data for use with Power Apps. Then you'll see how to create the app and edit its data. FREE ACCESS
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11. Creating an app from scratch in Power Apps 20245m 2sIn order to have complete control of the look and feel of your app, you can create a canvas app from scratch. You can choose the app format and start adding items, such as a data table, to your new app in Power Apps. FREE ACCESS
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12. Using templates to create apps in Power Apps 20244m 52sSometimes your data is the starting point for creating an app, while other times it's the interface or visual design. In this video, we will explore the page layouts and templates available in Power Apps. Then, we'll see how to create an app from an Office template. FREE ACCESS
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