Introduction :- This blog explains multiple options how to share a Canvas Apps in Power Apps. Steps :- Select App and click on Share option, below screenshot for reference   Options of Sharing Published App :- 1.  Specify each User by Name. Enter Username in sharing panel and click Share button App can be shared with other Users by checking the Checkbox for Co-owner.   2.  Specify that your entire Organization. Type Everyone in the sharing panel and select the option of Everyone of your organization. 3.  Specify a security group in Azure Active Directory. Select security group name in sharing panel Note :- You can’t share an app with a distribution group in your organization or with a group outside your organization. You can’t grant Co-owner permission to a security group if you created the app from within a solution. Tips :- Regardless of permissions, no two people can edit an app at the same time. If one person opens the app for editing, other people can run it but not edit it. Notify user for sharing app, select the Send an email invitation to new users check box.   Conclusion :- Hope above Blog helps you sharing designed Canvas App in Power Apps with Users as per business requirement.

Introduction: In this blog, we will learn how to filter Gallery based on Combo Box which is on different form.   Use Case: We have a requirement where there is a lookup field (Price List) on the Editform (Data Source: Quote Project Price List). When there is data in the lookup field the Gallery (Data Source: Role Price) should be filtered.   Steps: 1. We have an Screen which is divided into two parts:(Edit Form + Gallery)          a. Quote Project Price List Edit Form.          b. Gallery with Role Price data source. 2. Add field into the Editable Grid (Gallery). 3. The Lookup Field on the EditForm is PRICE LIST on which the gallery is suppose to be filtered. 4. To filter the Gallery set the Items property of the Gallery to the following formula, Item property: Set Gallery.Item = Filter(‘Gallery Data Source’, ‘GalleryFieldName’.Name = ‘Form Lookup Field Name(Combo Box)’.Selected.Name) For eg: GalleryRolePrice.Item=Filter(‘Role Prices’, ‘Price List’.Name=PriceListLookup.Selected.Name) 5. Output of the screen, The Gallery is not visible as the Lookup Field (Price List) is not selected. 6. After selecting the Lookup Field (Price List), the gallery is visible and also filtered on the basis of the selected field. 7. In this way the Gallery will get Filtered on the basis of the Lookup field on the EditForm.

Introduction: We had a requirement where we wanted to show the editable grid in power apps. The fields which are suppose to show are of string, decimal and lookup. Other data type was easy to display but we find difficulties in showing the lookup value.   In this blog, we will learn how to add lookup fields(combo box) into the editable grid and also save it in Dynamics 365 CRM.   Steps: 1. Insert Gallery :  Insert a new gallery – Insert > Gallery > Blank Vertical Add Data Source to the Gallery Go to Properties > Click Data Source you want. 2. Add Combo Box input control in the PowerApps Grid.     I have added 3 Combo Box input control inside the Grid, 2 text box, 1 is currency field in the data source and a Save icon. 3. For each Combo Box input box: Item Property: Set ComboBox.Item = Choices([@’Data Source’].<Field Name>) For eg: RoleComboBoxRP_1.Item = Choices([@’Role Prices’].Role) DefaultSelectedItems property: Set ComboBox.DefaultSelectedItems = ThisItem.<Field Name> For eg: RoleComboBoxRP_1.DefaultSelectedItems = ThisItem.Role 4. For each text input box: Default property: Set TextInput.Default = ThisItem.<Field Name> For eg: DescriptionRP_1.Default = ThisItem.Description Note: Do not forget to set the <DefaultSelectedItems> properties or else the value wont be visible in the grid. 5. To Save the changed value into the Data source, set the Save Icon to the following: OnChange property: Set SaveIcon.OnChange = Patch(DataSource, ThisItem, { <fieldName>: TextInput.Text, <fieldName>:ComboBoxName.Selected, <fieldName>:Value(CurrencyTextInput.Text) }) For eg: SaveRP_1.OnChange = Patch([@’Role Prices’], ThisItem, { Role : RoleComboBoxRP_1.Selected, ‘Resourcing Unit’:ResourcingUnitComboBoxRP_1.Selected, Unit:UnitComboBoxRP_1.Selected, Description:DescriptionRP_1.Text, Price:Value(PriceRP_1.Text) }) 6. The Output Screen. 7. The changed Lookup value. If you click the Save Icon the changed values will be saved. In this way we can change the Lookup values and also Save the changed value in the Dynamics 365 CRM.