We are moving to a much more feature rich community! Join now before we shut this one down! If you have any concerns, you may comment below, or email us at support@superpowerlabs.co 📨 🔴 UPDATE 4:10pm EST -- I just want to reassure everyone you will still have access to anything/everything you've purchased in the past. I'll be sure to have everything in Whop before the cut off date. If you're upset about any of the details or have concerns, just email us at support@superpowerlabs.co and we'll make sure you're taken care of. ➡️ Call to Action: ============================= 1. At least click on the 1st link down below which is 100% FREE. 🆓 2. Comment below! 😋👍 ➡️ Why are we moving? ============================= - Skool costs us $500 every month. - I've created separate Skool communities for different purposes and based on the limitations of Skool. It gets complex and confusing having material spread out all over the place. Each of these communities costs me $99 a month. - Even though I have a lot of content and offerings, the structure needs to be simple and straight forward for you guys. - With the new features in Whop, I can serve you guys better and more efficiently. - Don't worry: if you purchased anything, you will retain access to it, but please join the free option below. ➡️ Stay in by clicking on these links: ============================= 1. FREE - https://whop.com/learn-power-apps/ 2. Insiders Group - https://whop.com/super-power-labs/ (50% off Black Friday Deal) 3. Accelerator Program - https://whop.com/power-performance-accelerator/ (join the waiting list if you're interested) ➡️ Black Friday Offer - 50% OFF ============================= - Limited-time offer lasts until December 3rd at midnight! Normal price is $97/mo. - Discounted price is $47/mo. - Promo Code: ➡️ black_friday_2024 ⬅️ - https://whop.com/checkout/plan_yNLZQnjHdiBP9?d2c=true

📢 Please help me give a warm welcome to your new Community Manager, @Angela Maasin! 🚀 Although, she isn't one of our technical staff, she is more than happy to help each of you get to the next level in your Power Platform journey! You'll start to see her on some of the live streams on Saturday mornings (10am EST), so she may not be a Power Apps beginner for long! 🤔 How can she help you? ⬇️ - Have a question about where to find all our free resources? Ask Angela! - Need an invoice for something you purchased? - What is the next Power Platform workshop about? Ask Angela! - Where is your course you purchased? (pst! check your spam folder!! 😂) Ask Angela! - When is Darren going to do a video on a specific topic that's important to you? Ask Angela! - What is the different between The JumpStart Kit and the template membership? Ask Angela! - Need to know the intricate Power Apps formulas and delegation issues when working with large datasets from Data lakes that spam multiple tenants that need disaster recovery replication that still perform well? Ask Angela! The only question is, what can't Angela help with? Even if she doesn't know, she's going to find out for you! As always, if you're looking for any type of support, you can reach all of us, and Angela, at support@superpowerlabs.co (email links don't work on Skool for some reason, so you may need to copy and paste)

Hi good people! I’m trying to wrap my head around how I can learn what possibilities that we can utilize with Power Apps. Today I got an idea for a simple quiz tool for our students at the University where I work. Design: Part 1: I’m thinking about creating a flipping card function where students can train on different concepts, words, chords (music) etc. Part 2: Now I want to be able to quiz about the same things I trained on. Point: I wonder if it’s possible to build this in an efficient way so that the main structure basically stays the same, but that the app can read from different sets of data? I have played a bit with ChatGPT and it’s possible to get it to create quizzes based on a text you give it and with a set of instructions on how you want to have the structure of the quiz . Is it possible to implement ChatGPT “in the background” so that a teacher doesn’t have to use several programs, but can feed a text into the Power App and then all the ‘hard work’ will be done auto-magically?! What do you think, @Darren Neese and all? Is it possible to build? Is it complicated or relatively simple? I want to start building some projects to learn the craft, and this idea would be something very useful I think - and motivating.

I'd love to hear more about each of you, what your goals are, and what you're currently working on with Power Apps! ...if you have a cool workstation set up, share it! I'll go first...