How To Add Role Based UI To Your Power Apps | Admin Based Access

In this video we will go over the basics of creating a role based system in your power app. We will be utilizing a Sharepoint list in this video, along with showing you how to add a "Admin" check while your app is loading up.
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[@ButterK]

Thanks, It worked !
I am going to try this out with accounts instead of email.

[@jamesdeanstephens]

That was awesome. You explained that so well.

[@RodCast2012]

You are the man! Thanks!!

[@davidg7328]

Worked for me, is easy compared with another tutorials, Does anyone trayed adding more different roles?

[@ranjanroy1623]

Amazing video
1 question - can we have edit or read only columns functionalities as well for admin and non admins , sir ?

[@marcoscirino9673]

Would it be possible to add a dynamic property to it? Example: I have a field in the app called "admin" and whoever's name is in there gets the access. So it's not tied to a fixed person or group, but whoever I have in that field. Thank you for the video!

[@eduartrinidad]

Good

[@jdelattre]

Thamk’s. Do you know if it’s possible to use the property of the app where it is define the admin of the app ?

[@powerappsuniversity]

Hello, I am unfamiliar with what property you are referencing. Could you provide a little more detail? I would be happy to help!

[@gabrieloxobi3343]

I´ve got an app that is shared to two teams, each of them have a diff shared mailbox (A and B). Is it possible to do something similar avoiding to create a list of members? I would liket to set the app to give access to a screen depending on the shared mailbox? for example, if I belong to Shared Mailbox A I should have access to one of those screens. If I belong to Shared Mailbox B, I should only have access to the other screen. Thanks!

[@mightypirate100]

What about email characters' case sensitivity?

[@vision2910]

Is it possible somehow to check the role through Office365User object in the power app(without using a separate sharepoint list)?

[@thanghuu887]

then you must create a user group in portal to define which group is an admin and not

[@leezaglow]

mine too

[@dandrem.4074]

I tried this on an image didn't work but it did with a regular ole button 😅