I am wondering if anyone has done a filter a SP List and used a variable, say from a With statement, as the column name to filter for certain criteria (and gotten it to work). Something like: With({FilterCritera:DropDown1.Selected.Value}, ClearCollect(colEvidenceCollection, Filter(SPListName, FilterCriteria = "Yes")))

Lots of new faces in here since I last saw things. Hope to talk to folks about PowerApps, Coding in general, data and Gardening! :) Allow me to introduce myself. I used to be a regular in here but have been off saving the world one PowerApps at time. I love to code. I love to teach coding. Im a friend of Darren's and hope to be an asset in here. Oh....and Darren thinks Im old.

Would you guys go to a session at a Power Platform conference with this info? - Title: Cranking Out Bread & Butter Biz Apps Like They're Flap Jacks! - Content Type: Full Day Hands-On Workshop - Approximate "Level" of This Session or Workshop: 300 - Advanced - Primary Product: Power Apps - Secondary Product(s): Agent 365, Copilot Studio, Power Automate - Primary Topic: Code-First and Fusion Development - Secondary Topic(s): Power Fx - General Audience: IT Professional (some advanced and IT related tasks) - Description: Using a stack of tools (VS Code, GitHub Copilot, and M365 AI tools, etc.), implement an app factory for canvas Power Apps based on a set of best practices for everyday business needs. - ✅ Define flexible workflows that conform to your business processes - ✅ Leverage best practices for gathering requirements, mapping out viable plans for each application, documentation, project management, testing, and deployment. - ✅ Replace Access DBs, Excel DBs, and 3rd part tools like Smart Sheets, AirTable, etc. with fresh new Power Apps applications.

This comes in handy 🫳 when building responsive apps. How often do you make use it. (See attached👇👇👇)

I am working on a code generator and running into a weird feature with string interpolation. With the code below in the button's on select property it generates the Add Media control as intended. I have also put the controls into a formula in App Formulas. When I try to look up the YAML code from App Formulas the string interpolation does not pick up the formatting, it just grabs the code as is leaving the {Char(10)} and spaces inline. Any ideas on how to make the look up work? locControlYAML: Switch( drpCodeGeneratorControlType.Selected.Type, "Add Media", $"- {udfGenerateControlName( drpCodeGeneratorControlType.Selected.Type, drpCodeGeneratorTargetScreen.Selected.Name, txtCodeGeneratorControlName.Text )}:{Char(10)} Control: AddMedia@2.2.1{Char(10)} Properties:{Char(10)} AlignInContainer: =AlignInContainer.Stretch{Char(10)} BorderColor: = fxAppDefaults.Theme.PrimaryFont.Clr{Char(10)} BorderThickness: =4{Char(10)} Color: =fxAppDefaults.Theme.PrimaryFont.Clr{Char(10)} Fill: =fxAppDefaults.Theme.{drpCodeGeneratorControlFill.Selected.Value}.Clr{Char(10)} Height: =75{Char(10)} LayoutMinWidth: =0{Char(10)} Size: =17{Char(10)} Width: =281{Char(10)} X: =(Parent.Width - Self.Width) / 2{Char(10)} Y: =(Parent.Height - Self.Height) / 2",