Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals (PL-900) Cert Prep: Power Apps
1h 18mBeginner2023-02-07
Authors
Lisa Crosbie
Evangelist at Barhead Solutions | Microsoft Business Applications MVP
Course details
The demand for business applications far exceeds the number of professional developers available to build them. Low code platforms such as Power Platform enable business users to build their own apps without the need for professional developers. The massive growth and uptake in Power Apps has led to huge demand from beginners to understand capabilities to get started with building their own apps. In this course, evangelist and Microsoft Business Applications MVP Lisa Crosbie guides you through everything you need to know to get started using Power Apps, while also helping you prepare for the Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals (PL-900) exam. Learn about the capabilities of Power Apps and how to enable them to build simple Power Apps. By the end of this course, you will be able to describe the different types of Power Apps, the differences between them, and when and why to use each. You will also be able to build a basic app of each type.
Skills covered
Power AppsPower PlatformBusiness IntelligenceCert PrepData ScienceBusiness Analysis and StrategyMicrosoft
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Build applications quickly with Power Apps
- 02 - Introduction to Microsoft Power Apps
1. Identify Common Power Apps Components
- 03 - Introduction to canvas apps
- 04 - Introduction to model-driven apps
- 05 - Canvas apps vs. model-driven apps
- 06 - Formulas - Introduction to Power Fx
2. Build a Basic Canvas App
- 07 - Create an app from data
- 08 - Use the Power Apps Studio
- 09 - Add screens and navigation controls
- 10 - Connect to data by using connectors
- 11 - Types of data sources for canvas apps
- 12 - Use a gallery to display rows from a data source
- 13 - Add and use input controls
- 14 - Use a form to add or edit data from your data source
- 15 - Add media to your app
- 16 - Publish and share a canvas app
- 17 - Embed your app in Microsoft Teams
- 18 - Run the app on your mobile device
3. Build a Basic Model-Driven App
- 19 - Create a model-driven app from tables
- 20 - Create a site map for navigation
- 21 - Create and modify forms for model-driven apps
- 22 - Display related data with subgrids
- 23 - Create and modify views
- 24 - Publish and share a model-driven app
- 25 - Run your model-driven app
Conclusion
- 26 - Additional resources