Hey Guys 👋👋 Check out the PowerApps template I created showing you how to quickly generate PDFs using the HTML Text Control with the PDF() Function. It’s lightweight and efficient for generating PDFs. This method is 10x faster than using PDF() Function with containers/screens. Download the .msapp file and the accompanying File Guide by clicking the link below:👇👇👇 Generate PDF With HTML Text Control - Ultimate JumpStart Kit · Learn Power Apps

Hi everyone! 👋 Have you ever wanted to make your confirmation popups in Power Apps feel more dynamic and user-friendly? Adding a simple animated icon can provide instant visual feedback—whether it's a success checkmark after saving, a loading spinner during processing, or a custom animation for deleting or exiting. Download the .msapp file and the accompanying File Guide by clicking the link below:👇👇👇 https://www.skool.com/learn-power-apps/classroom/dad31542?md=6bc86480a72c4975a7d4a0cbd7ec1eac

Hey everyone! 👋 I've created a handy Power Apps template that lets you display the same dataset in four different views: Grid, List, Kanban, and classic Gallery. This is a great way to help users explore and understand their data from various perspectives—whether they prefer a compact table-like layout, a detailed vertical list, a visual board for tracking progress, or a card-based overview. Download the .msapp file and the accompanying File Guide by clicking the link below:👇👇👇 https://www.skool.com/learn-power-apps/classroom/b0248ad1?md=19dd9817801048458a4254060961fbf0

Does anyone have a working solution for this? i have seen old demonstrations, that don't seem to have the same functionality with the current versions now of power

Hi All just got a new job recently, and they are wanting some apps created. 1st question. is it possible to have an image loaded in a canvas app, and then upon clicking anywhere on the image, recording the X,Y coordinates wanting to store that data, and also mark on the image where we have clicked. the goal is to have several images and then when they are clicked on, the data gets stored - this can then produce a 'heat map' of highly clicked areas? does that make sense?