Power Apps : Smart Email Address Validation

Introduction

Traditionally, the existing Email column type has only basic email validation: a valid email address consists of an email prefix (left part of @ symbol) and an email domain (right part of @ symbol). So it is a very basic validation.
With smart Email address validation, the Email column comes with better validation that includes reasons for the column being invalid.

Smart Email address validation detects the following issues:

When creating an environment with a database in Microsoft Power Platform, you need to specify the currency to be used as the base currency in Dataverse. This base currency acts as the default currency and is used for currency conversion and reporting.

The Alternate keys provide an efficient and accurate way of integrating data with external systems. It’s essential in cases when an external system doesn’t store the Globally Unique Identifier (GUID) IDs that uniquely identify rows in Microsoft Dataverse.

Some of the benefits of the alternate keys feature include:

As an administrator, you typically allocate licenses to users manually or using group-based license.

Auto-claim for Power Apps licenses allows administrators to set up policies in the Microsoft 365 admin center to automatically grant Power Apps licenses, similar to how they do for other Microsoft products and services.

Create a service principal with Power Platform CLI

Introduction

To perform an integration with Dynamics 365 you typically need to set up a service principal in Azure.
To achieve this goal you must complete several steps:

Introduction

You're probably familiar with the "Choice" data type in Power Apps which allows you to select a single item from a drop-down list.

You may also be familiar with multi-select column (called Choices) which allows you to select multiple items in a drop-down list.

Intro

Want to document a Power Apps Solution?

Power Docu provides a easy way of doing it by documenting Flows, Canvas Apps and other Power Apps solution components in the form of a Word Document or in a markdown format (GitHub or Azure Devops style) by using an self contained Windows Gui application.

All info over this link here: https://github.com/modery/PowerDocu

How it Works

Power Docu support the generation of documentation for Power Apps based on a local solution .zip or on a .msapp file.

If for any reason you need to assign a specific Privileges to a Security Role, you can use this code :