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Continue reading →: Power Platform Maker Portal : Disable ‘Switch to classic’ option
As we know, the ‘Switch to classic’ option in the maker portal allows us to navigate to the legacy web application. In this article, let’s explore how to turn off the ‘Switch to classic’ option. Turn off the ‘Switch to classic’ option: 🙂
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Continue reading →: Installing Dataverse Application in an Environment with ‘pac application’ Commands
Did you know that you can install a specific application in your Power Platform environment using pac application commands? Let me explain why installing applications is necessary. In one of our requirements, we needed to pre-install the Power Automate Approvals on the environment before installing our Power Apps application. If…
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Continue reading →: Canvas App: Capturing Signatures and Storing in Dataverse Table
In this article, I will demonstrate how we can use the Pen Input Control to capture user signatures and store them in a Dataverse table within a Canvas App. In Dataverse, we will utilize the Image column to store the captured signature from the Canvas app using the Patch function.…
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Continue reading →: Power Platform Prompt Library
In one of my previous articles, I showed you how to build a Power App with Co-pilot by providing a prompt. Similarly, you can create complex Power Automate Flows by simply providing the prompt. Writing an effective prompt plays a significant role, as it impacts the generation of the App/Flow,…
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Continue reading →: [Step by Step] Build a canvas app with OpenAI’s Chat endpoint (ChatGpt)
In this article, I am going to demonstrate how to leverage OpenAI’s Chat endpoint in Power Platform. Let’s begin by understanding the basics of the OpenAI API. What is an OpenAI API: Now that you have the basics of the OpenAI API and Model, let’s first start by creating the…
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Continue reading →: Building an App with Co-pilot: A Use Case for the ‘Preferred Solution’ feature
In a previous article, I delved into the concept of Preferred Solutions. Now, let’s explore the optimal use case for implementing preferred solutions in this article by creating an app with and without preferred solution. Create an app without preferred solution: If you want all components created outside of solutions…
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Continue reading →: Power Automate Desktop Flow | Use credentials in connections (preview)
The new Credentials page (preview) in Power Automate allows you to create, edit, and share login credentials using Azure Key Vault and use them in desktop flow connections. Credentials use secrets stored in Azure Key Vault. To allow you to create credentials, your administrator needs to configure Azure Key Vault first. In…
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Continue reading →: Power Platform | Environment Variables | Always Visible and Editable during Solution Import and Pipeline Deployments
In case you imported a Dataverse solution in the past, you might have observed that, during the solution import, the Environment Variable doesn’t appear in the configuration options if it already has a ‘Default Value’ set. This created some confusion and ambiguity on how environment variables were obtaining their values…
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Continue reading →: Customer ‘Lockbox’ policy in Power Platform and Dynamics 365
Were you aware that administrators can create lockbox policies in the Power Platform admin center, enabling the restriction of data access for Microsoft support engineers? What’s Lockbox and how it protects the data: Consider that your organization’s Power Platform or Dynamics 365 application is live. Let’s explore the following use…
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Continue reading →: Power Automate | Approvals kit
“Approvals kit” – a kit from Power CAT that will accelerate building your approvals faster than ever – available as a public preview. Approvals kit is a no-code ready-made kit built on top of Power Platform components that allows your organization to configure sophisticated approvals such as conditional branching, delegation, admin overrides…
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