Microsoft PowerApps Courses - Advanced
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Learn about the advanced capabilities of Power Apps when combined with the Common Data Service (CDS) in this low-code course. You will deliver a case study solution leveraging the CDS to securely store and manage data that's used by your business applications. You will set up entities, logic and validation in CDS and explore building Model-Driven Apps and Portals.
Microsoft PowerApps Courses - Advanced
Learn the advanced capabilities of Power Apps when used with the Common Data Service in this low-code course.
We are currently developing this course.
Dates to be announced soon. Contact us to register your interest.
We are currently developing this course.
Dates to be announced soon. Contact us to register your interest.
We are currently developing this course.
Dates to be announced soon. Contact us to register your interest.
We are currently developing this course.
Dates to be announced soon. Contact us to register your interest.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are PowerApps used in the workplace?
How PowerApps is used is as varied as Microsoft's customer base. A common use of PowerApps is as a data collection tool. Workers in the field collect data via the app on their device which is then collated in the cloud. The combined data can be consumed using Power BI to drive actions. The government of NSW are using PowerApps data collection to help reduce the level of homelessness, Priceline is using PowerApps to better serve customers and Virgin Airlines has included PowerApps in their safety compliance procedures.
What is Remote Training?
Remote training at Nexacu means our experienced trainers will deliver your training virtually. With remote learning, students can access our usual classroom training courses via video conferencing, ask questions, participate in the discussion, and share their screen with the trainer if they need help at any point in the course. Students have the same level of participation and access to the trainer as they would in classroom training sessions.
Which courses are available if I am working from home?
Currently, all of our Public Courses are available to be delivered remotely. Book any course as normal and you will receive login details and instructions the evening before your course.
PowerApps Advanced Course Details
PowerApps Advanced Course Details
PowerApps Advanced Course Details
PowerApps Advanced Course Details
PowerApps Advanced Course Details
PowerApps Advanced Course Details
PowerApps Advanced Course Details
PowerApps Advanced Course Details
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What do I need to know to attend?
- Students should have attended our Power Apps Beginner and Intermediate courses.
- Course content is requires a Power Apps Premium License
- Content is targeted at skilled end-users
PowerApps Advanced Learning Outcomes
On completion of this course you should be able to:
- Understand the full depth of the Power Apps capabilities
- Create and modify Microsoft Common Data Service (CDS) to store your data
- Connect canvas and model-driven apps to the CDS
- Create Portal apps to allow external users to view data
PowerApps Advanced Course Content
- Introduction to Power Platform
- What is the Power Platform
- Components of the Power Platform
- The Common Data Service (CDS) and the Power Platform
- Licencing requirements
- Understanding different licencing
- Understanding per app licencing
- Understanding per user licencing
- Understanding portal subscriptions
- Case study introduction
- The business problem
- Planning a Power Platform solution
- Common data service
- What is the Common Data Service
- What is the Common data model
- Understanding elements of the Common Data Service
- Creating a solution
- What is a solution
- When to use solutions
- Create a solution in Common Data Service
- Creating a publisher
- What is a publisher
- When to use publishers
- Create a publisher in Common Data Service
- Entities
- What is an entity
- Exploring standard entities
- Creating an entity
- Exploring custom entities
- Fields
- What is a field
- What is a primary field
- Exploring standard fields in an entity
- Creating date fields
- Creating option set fields
- Fields (cont'd)
- Creating a new Option set
- Creating currency fields
- Creating text fields
- Creating calculated fields
- Creating image fields
- Saving your entity
- Understand when to save your entity
- Adding data to an Entity
- How to add data via Excel
- Add data within Power Apps
- Add images to records
- Using views
- Understanding what views are
- Using views to see data
- Editing existing views
- Creating new views
- Using forms
- Understanding what forms are
- Using forms to see records
- Editing existing forms
- Creating new forms
- Entity relationships
- Exploring standard relationships
- Understanding different types of relationships
- Creating a relationship between entities
- Business Rules
- What are business rules
- When to use business rules
- Creating a business rule
- Setting a field value
- Hiding a field
- Validating, saving and activating business rules
- Adding data to an entity
- Different ways of adding data
- Adding data using Excel
- Adding data through a form
- Editing forms
- Canvas Apps
- Uploading a pre-built canvas app
- Displaying the app version in the app
- Connecting Canvas app to entity
- Connecting to Common Data Service entities
- Connecting CDS data source to a gallery
- Setting up the Canvas App
- Adding a form
- Editing fields
- Using a gallery to select records
- Understanding look up fields in canvas apps
- Entering data via the Canvas App
- Searching entity data
- Using a barcode to find data
- Sharing canvas apps
- Model-driven app
- What is a model-driven app
- Purpose of using a model-driven app
- Relationship between app and data types
- Creating Model-driven app
- Creating a model-driven app
- Understanding a site map
- Editing a site map
- Using the App designer
- Creating a new view in the app designer
- Creating Model-driven app (cont'd)
- Using related fields in views
- Playing the app
- Editing a form in the app designer
- Publishing all customisations
- Sharing model-driven apps
- Changing data with the model-driven app
- Business process flows
- Understanding business process flows
- Creating a new business process flows
- Adding stages
- Adding data steps
- Adding conditions
- Connecting steps
- Portal App
- Understanding Common Data Service connectors in Power Automate
- Creating a flow in a solution
- Understanding CDS triggers
- Using CDS actions to retrieve data
- Portal Apps
- What is a Portal app
- Purpose of using a portal app
- Creating a portal app
- Administering Portal Apps
- Understanding different options of administering a portal
- Exploring the portal admin centre
- Understanding the model-driven management app
- Exploring the portal management app
- Exploring the portal designer
- Content management of a Portal App
- Updating website content with click and type
- Updating website content with code
- Updating website content through model-driven app
- Adding pages to a portal site
- Connecting CDS to Portal App
- Connecting CDS to the portal
- Displaying data in a portal
- Security of a Portal App
- Understanding portal security and permissions
- Creating web page access control rules
- Applying permissions to a page
- How to authenticate a user
- Viewing a restricted page