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Power Apps Course - Intermediate
Take your Microsoft Power Apps skills up a level
Learn more about Power Apps and discover its extensive capabilities when used with Power Automate and Power BI. We will teach you how to use canvas components, media and timer controls and how to work with data inside your app and introduce how the Power Platform takes it to a whole new level.
Our course is hands-on and students will work through building out apps and components of apps alongside our trainers. Power Apps is referred to as the "citizen applications development platform", meaning it empowers end-users to create apps with little to no code. These apps can then be shared within organizations. When we integrate Power Apps with other Microsoft Applications, including automatically triggering workflows with Power Automate and analyzing the date with Power BI, we can create huge productivity gains. Read our full course outline below.
Power Apps Course - Intermediate
Power Apps Intermediate Course Details
Power Apps Intermediate Course Details
Power Apps Intermediate Course Details
Power Apps Intermediate Course Details
Power Apps Intermediate Course Details
Power Apps Intermediate Course Details
Power Apps Course Outlines
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Power Apps Beginner
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Power Apps Intermediate
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Power Apps Advanced
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PL-100 Power Apps Certification
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What do I need to know to attend?
- Intermediate Excel skills is required, knowledge of formulas and functions
- Power Apps beginner course, or the knowledge and understanding of building simple Canvas apps in Power Apps. Power Apps Beginner course
Power Apps Intermediate Learning Outcomes
- Understand Power Platform capabilities including Power Automate, Power BI and Power Apps
- Extend Office 365 applications using the Power Platform
- Storing data locally in Apps
- Using canvas components
- Using controls and media in Apps
- Using device information in Apps (location, connectivity)
Power Apps Intermediate Course Content
- About Power Platform
- What Is the Power Platform
- Extending Office 365
- Power Platform and Office 365
- Microsoft Forms
- Microsoft Planner
- Microsoft Power Automate
- Introducing Power Automate
- Planning your flow
- Creating a flow
- Using variables in a flow
- Date and time functions
- Creating a task in flow
- Testing a flow
- Power Apps
- Creating an App
- Connecting to a data source
- Storing data in our App
- Understanding collections
- Creating collections
- Using the OnStart behaviour
- Concurrent functions
- More Planner details
- Manipulating app in edit mode
- Updating collections
- Adding columns to collections
- Updating records in collections
- Removing records from collections
- Adding new records to a collection
- Adding new records to data source (Planner)
- Advanced settings
- Preview and experimental settings
- New formula bar experience
- Canvas Components
- What are canvas components
- Creating canvas components
- Reusing canvas components
- Exporting canvas components
- Importing canvas components
- User created components
- Media controls
- Using the camera control
- Using the microphone control
- Adding a picture file to an app
- Timer control
- What is the timer control?
- Properties of the timer control
- Use cases for the timer control
- Using device information
- How to use location information in apps
- How to use network connectivity in apps
- Power BI and Power Apps
- Introduction to Power BI
- Creating a Power BI dashboard tile
- Adding a dashboard tile to Power Apps
- Filtering a dashboard tile in Power Apps
- Notes on Power BI tiles
- Running a flow from Power Apps
- Creating a flow to run from Power Apps
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