Microsoft Power Apps (MSPP06)

Module 1: An Introduction to PowerApps

What is PowerApps?

The benefits of apps

How to get PowerApps

Canvas Apps and Model-Driven Apps

License Options and Costs

Discover PowerApps with Templates

Lab: Introduction to PowerApps

Try the Cost Estimator App

Download and Review App Design

Sample App of your choice

Module 2: Getting Started with PowerApps

Building a new app from a data source

Add, edit and remove controls

Intro to Formulas

Testing an app

App Settings

Publish and Share Apps

Version History and Restore

PowerApps Mobile App

Lab: Getting Started

Create App from an existing Data Source

Publish and Share

View an app on your mobile device

Module 3: Branding and Media

Less is more

Duplicate Screens

Fonts

Screen Colours and Matching Colours

Screen Backgrounds

Buttons and Icons

Hide on Timer

Size and Alignment by reference

Show and Hide on Timer

Lab: Branding and Media

Backgrounds and icons

Import Class Data from Excel

Duplicate Screen

Module 4: PowerApps Controls

Text Controls for Data Entry and Display

Controls – Drop downs, combo box, date picker, radio button and more

Forms – Add and edit data in underlying data sources quickly

Charts – present information in pie, line and bar charts

Lab: Build Apps from Blank

Create an App from the blank template

Add Controls to collect and display data

Add Formulas to allow the controls to interact

Module 5: Data Sources and Logic

Data Storage and Services

How do I decide which database to use?

Connect to on-premises data – Gateway

What is Delegation?

Specific Data Examples

Displaying Data

Lab: Data Source and Logic

SharePoint List connect to App

Flow to collect tweets to SharePoint

Display Tweets in PowerApps using the Twitter service

Create a reply screen in PowerApps

Module 6: Model-Driven Apps

What is a model-driven app?

Where will my data be stored?

How do create a model-driven app

Canvas vs model-driven summary

Lab: Model-Driven App

Switch to Model-Driven mode in PowerApps

Navigate the Model-Drive app interface

Test a Sample App

Edit the Sample App

Module 7: PowerApp Integration

Embed PowerApps in Teams

Embed PowerApps in SharePoint Online

Start a Flow from a PowerApp

Lab: PowerApp Integration

Embed your app in MicrosoftTeams

Embed your app in SharePoint Online

Module 8: Administration and Maintenance of PowerApps

Identify which users have been using PowerApps

Reuse an app in another location (move from testing or development to production)

Review app usage

Prevent a user from using PowerApps

Manage environments

Lab: Administration and Maintenance

Export an app for use in another location

Review current PowerApp users in your test environment

Laboratorio

Oltre alla parte teorica ci saranno numerosi laboratori per mettere in pratica quanto appreso.

E’ consigliabile avere una Subscription Office 365 trial.

Il corso è stato concepito per chiunque voglia approfondire Power App, dai principianti che vogliono personalizzare i propri moduli di immissione dati su SharePoint fino agli utenti più esperti che hanno bisogno di formule avanzate per implementare le proprie app.

Nessun prerequisito

Al termine del corso i partecipanti saranno in grado di:

• Capire quando utilizzare PowerApps
• Descrivere i componenti di PowerApps e il loro corretto utilizzo
• Creare PowerApp da fonti di dati esistenti
• Brand PowerApps
• Personalizzare PowerApps oltre a utilizzare le procedure guidate automatizzate
• Connettere ad un range di origini dati da Excel a Azure SQL
• Comprendere la differenza tra canvas apps e model-driven apps