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Embedding PowerBI Tile in PowerApps
Inkey, August 8, 2020745 Views
In our previous blog we have learnt embedding of PowerApps in Power BI report. Now, in this blog we’ll learn to embed PowerBI tiles in PowerApps. Let’s look at the steps required to add Power BI tiles in Power Apps. In PowerApps click on Insert tab. Click on Charts and then select Power BI tile […]
Read morePowerApps And PowerBI Integration
Inkey, July 10, 20201468 Views
Lets check out integration of PowerApps and Power BI in this blog. PowerApps and Power BI are pretty awesome tools by themselves. By combining them, we can potentially, achieve a lot more. By putting the PowerApp within the Power BI itself, we can give the user the ability to put in the data that he […]
Read moreShow LOOKUP field as dropdown in PowerApp & update value in D365 Sales
Inkey, July 3, 20201680 Views
Recently, I got a case where I need to show a lookup field as dropdown in Canvas App and update its value in D365 Sales. I have searched a lot over the internet but failed. In my opinion, there is no handy material available for this problem at internet. So, after lots of struggle I […]
Read morePowerApps Portal: Metadata and It’s Type Part – 4
Inkey, June 11, 2020781 Views
In the previous blogs i.e, Part – 1, Part – 2 and Part – 3 we had covered what is metadata, how to add new metadata in Web Form and Entity Form and it’s types i.e., Attribute, Notes, Section and Subgrid. Now, in this part we’ll discuss the remaining types and their properties. Below is the list: […]
Read morePowerApps Portal: Metadata and It’s Type Part – 3
Inkey, May 30, 2020605 Views
In the previous blogs i.e., Part – 1 and Part – 2 we had covered what is metadata, how to add new metadata in Web Form and Entity Form and it’s types i.e., Attribute, Notes and Section. Now, in this part we’ll discuss ‘Subgrid’ and it’s properties. Subgrid Selecting ‘Type’ as ‘Subgrid’ allows us to […]
Read morePowerApps Portal: Metadata and it’s type – Part 2
Inkey, May 22, 2020597 Views
In the previous blog we had covered what is metadata, how to add new metadata in Web Form and Entity Form and also from it’s 6 types we had covered the very first type i.e., “Attribute”. Now, in this part we’ll discuss below types and their properties: Notes Section Let’s start with type “Notes”. NOTES […]
Read morePowerApps Portal: Metadata and it’s type – Part 1
Inkey, May 15, 20201102 Views
The Web Form Metadata contains additional behavior modification logic to augment or override the functionality of form. It allows portal admin to further configure entity forms and web forms such as predefined values and enhancing fields. In this blog, we are going to cover the very first type of metadata property i.e., “Attribute” with it’s properties […]
Read moreObject Detection AI Builder Model in Power Platform
Inkey, May 7, 2020935 Views
Object Detection AI Builder Model in Power Platform To learn how to train the Form Processing AI Builder Model in Power Platform and to use it in the PowerApp, read our previous post. In this blog, we will share with you an overview of Object Detection AI Builder Model and a small example illustrating how […]
Read moreForm Processing AI Builder Model in Power Platform
Inkey, April 23, 2020664 Views
Form Processing AI Builder Model in Power Platform In the previous post, we have learned how to configure the AI Builder in Power Platform and an introduction to the different types of AI Models. In this blog, let’s learn how to train a Form Processing Model and to use it in a PowerApp with a […]
Read moreConfiguration of AI Builder and Types of AI Model in Power Platform
Inkey, April 3, 2020625 Views
Configuration of AI Builder and Types of AI Model in Power Platform The Power Platform is a low code platform offering many attractive and useful products and features that can be used to create interactive apps, automated processes, virtual agents and many more. For more details, read, https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/powerplatform/ AI Builder is the artificial intelligence platform […]
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