Effortlessly showing grids of data in your Power Apps using the Creator Kit

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  • čas přidán 21. 02. 2023
  • A Fluent UI style set of controls. In this 21-minute citizen developer-focused demo, Scott Durow shows specifically how to render data in tabular format using a control and template from the Creator Kit. An alternative to galleries - the DetailsList control is a responsive, Fluent styled control optimized for grids of data. Create table, add columns, import data, display, sort, tab, resize, etc.
    This PnP Community demo is taken from the Microsoft Power Platform community call - January 2023, recorded on January 18, 2023.
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    • Scott Durow | @ScottDurow
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    • Documentation - Creator kit | aka.ms/creatorkit
    • Documentation - Install the Creator Kit | learn.microsoft.com/power-pla...
    • Documentation - DetailsList control | learn.microsoft.com/power-pla...
    • Playlist - Creator Kit videos | bit.ly/creatorkit-playlist
    • Tool - Ribbon Workbench | www.xrmtoolbox.com/plugins/Ri...
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Komentáře • 9

  • @TheMattmulherin
    @TheMattmulherin Před rokem

    Very nice job Thanks.

  • @zerocool200380
    @zerocool200380 Před 6 měsíci

    hi Scott, How can you pass on a multi-select person column? I know how to add a single-person column, but My new column is a person with multi select

  • @user-bh1vu9fo3r
    @user-bh1vu9fo3r Před 4 měsíci

    How to change the font size in detail list?

  • @jancornelisdenouden983
    @jancornelisdenouden983 Před 2 měsíci

    Hello Scott, I have some questions regarding the fluent list in creator kit. How can I e-mail you?

  • @jeffeklund2224
    @jeffeklund2224 Před rokem

    I have been going crazy trying to create a simple reporting structure as I've been learning Power Apps over the past 2 months. This would have probably saved me at least 2 weeks of work if I had someone to show me right out of the gate. I am glad you did this and glad you posted this video. I am still learning the basics and I have often found that I spend a lot of time learning "basics" in Power Apps only to get to the last 10% that I need to accomplish the task, and then I find out that 10% is impossible and I have to start from scratch. In this light, I have some questions: Is it possible to filter rows with this as well? How about multiple rows? For instance, if I have a bunch of invoices and I filter by Invoice Date, will it show options for filtering to only the Company Names that have invoices in that date range?
    I know that's probably asking a lot, but if it does this I want to send you a gift card for dinner or something...

  • @raphaellaucene
    @raphaellaucene Před rokem +3

    Hi.. its a great componente.. however, I work with SP list and I cant work with Person Columns with this component, he only retrive odata.type, can I manipuling this metadata and get text values from lookup columns?

    • @michaeltabilin3851
      @michaeltabilin3851 Před rokem

      Hello I have same issue. Have you fixed it?

    • @Alex-ol4bv
      @Alex-ol4bv Před 9 měsíci

      I found that you can load the data from the sharepoint list into a collection using ClearCollect() and then access the fields of a record (e. g. DisplayName of a person field) and add it to the collection using AddColumns(). That way you have the displayName as a text field directly in the collection and there is no need to access the complex record type.