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Many people don’t realise that the required user licenses for model-driven apps include Power Automate functionality in the cost, with the ability to run flows with premium functionality. This means that we can enhance our apps with automated work...
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Every Dataverse enabled Power Platform environment has a User table. In any environment, the User table contains the records of all licensed Power Platform users in your Microsoft tenant who have access to that environment; if your environment has...
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In this post, we conclude our series by importing all our application records – in our case, we are adding all the new Vehicles into our LaRusso Autos app. Along the course of this series, we’ve picked up many new skills including: This post will ...
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At this stage in our series of posts, we’ve familiarised ourselves with: In the previous post, we added records to our Manufacturer table, using Power FX to assign random numbers for our Manufacturer Code column, which we defined as the Alternate ...
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Having set out our plan in the previous post, we begin by importing data into our “Reference” tables. These are tables that: For our LaRusso Autos app, the Manufacturer table fits this criteria: In this post, we want to examine the data source and...
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In our previous post, we introduced Dataflows and demonstrated how we can use them to create new records in bulk. However, that example was limited to creating data in a single table. What happens when we need to import data into multiple tables, ...
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So far we’ve built two applications that allow us to create new records – our LaRusso Autos app allows us to create new records for Manufacturers, Models, Vehicles and Services. Our Dojo Membership app is much simpler as it only uses the Contact t...
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All of the tables in our LaRusso Autos app have relationships with other tables, for example: Relationships like these are modeled as Lookup columns on our Dataverse tables, and when added to a Form, they look something like this: You can see here...