Power Apps and Power Automate
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Take your fragmented Power Apps and Power Automate knowledge and transform it into practical skills with this course. You know your business process inside and out, let us help you with Power Apps and Power Automate.
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ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION
MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION
What you will Achieve
This course is designed to take you from beginner to intermediate in Power Apps Canvas apps and Cloud Flows. Whether you have never built an app or built a few apps without much guidance, this course will help you!
App Building Skills
Learn to design, build, and customize business apps using Power Apps without needing heavy coding experience.
Automation and Workflows
Master Power Automate (Flow) to automate processes like approvals, notifications, and data updates across systems.
Data Integration and Reporting
Connect multiple data sources and create apps and dashboards that drive better reporting and decision-making.
Course Specifics:
16+ Hours of Video Content
83 Self-Paced Lessons
Monthly Updates
Office Hours
Course Curriculum
Welcome
(19:52)
Getting Started with Power Apps
(16:41)
The Form Control
(1:01:53)
How to use ALL of the Power Apps Controls
(2:14:48)
Office 365 Outlook and Users
(23:41)
Delegation + Filter, Search, and LookUp functions
(40:56)
Connector and Data Source Overview
(10:06)
Galleries and Data Tables
(1:23:33)
Using the Patch Function
(56:12)
Components and Component Libraries
(25:03)
Variables and Collections
(11:58)
App Administration
(12:23)
Student Success
Amber Marshall
Very Good Training - Excellent Teacher
“I really enjoyed the class. Shane is an excellent teacher and always answers questions and seems equally able to explain to a novice and an advanced student. I will likely sign up for further classes when available.”
Accountant, Alaska.gov
Specific to what I needed
“This class was great for me because it was specific to SharePoint and PowerApps integration. Many of the users in the class are dealing with my struggle which is to convert complex InfoPath forms to PowerApps.”
