Introduction to Power Apps and SharePoint Training
Level
BeginnerDuration
24h / 3 daysDate
Individually arrangedPrice
Individually arrangedIntroduction to Power Apps and SharePoint Training
SharePoint is a content management and collaboration platform developed by Microsoft. It is one of the most widely used systems for storing, sharing, and managing documents, information, and resources within organizations. SharePoint provides extensive functionality to help organizations build and manage intranets, websites, business applications, and collaboration tools. Power Apps, part of the Microsoft Power Platform, allows users to create custom business applications without coding. It integrates with Power BI and Power Automate, enabling organizations to automate workflows, visualize data, and build tailored solutions. This training equips participants with the skills to efficiently use SharePoint and Power Apps to create business solutions aligned with organizational needs.
What You Will Learn
- Configure SharePoint libraries, lists, and forms
- Automate business processes using Power Automate
- Design and build simple Power Apps applications
- Integrate SharePoint data with Power Apps
- Test, manage, and publish applications
Developers and application creators-
Business analysts
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SharePoint administrators
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IT staff
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Project managers
Training Program
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Introduction to SharePoint
- What is SharePoint?
- Integration with enterprise applications
- SharePoint and Microsoft Teams
- Data containers
- Lists
- Libraries
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Document Libraries
- Document library configuration
- Creating columns and setting properties
- Creating and formatting views
- Versioning and content approval
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Creating and Managing Lists
- Column configuration and properties
- Importing data from Excel
- Data entry forms
- Integration with Power Automate and Power Apps
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SharePoint Automation with Power Automate
- Introduction to SharePoint automation
- Organizing decision-making processes
- Using flow templates
- Power Automate Co-Pilot (ChatGPT)
- Managing existing flows
- Creating flows from scratch
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Introduction to Microsoft Power Apps
- Microsoft 365 components and integration possibilities
- Power Apps overview and benefits
- Canvas apps vs. model-driven apps
- Prebuilt templates
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Building Applications with Power Apps
- Environment setup and permissions
- Work methodology
- UI design fundamentals
- Data layer overview
- Basic app communication and data exchange
- Power Apps and SharePoint 365 Lists
- Creating SharePoint forms using Power Apps
- Power Apps interface and controls
- Text
- Buttons
- Inputs
- Importing Excel sheets into SharePoint-based apps
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Working with Power Apps
- Creating a blank app
- Screen design
- Color schemes
- Fonts
- Buttons, icons, galleries, forms, media
- Customizing controls and text inputs
- Navigation and dynamic dependencies
- Displaying data in charts
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Data Sources for Applications
- Understanding data sources
- Common data sources and storage options
- Choosing the right data source
- Creating apps based on data sources
- Adding, modifying, and deleting controls
- Using formulas and model-driven apps
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Working with Forms
- Read-only forms
- Form details
- Edit forms and saving data
- Adding and removing data
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Galleries and Functions
- Managing galleries
- Using
ThisItem - Conditional formatting and text formatting
- Filtering, sorting, and searching
- Navigation and dynamic dependencies
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Automation in Power Apps
- Introduction to Power Automate for Power Apps
- Using Office 365 Users and SQL Server connectors
- Conditional operations
- Basic operations and scheduled flows
- Triggering flows from Power Apps
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Application Management and Testing
- Versioning applications
- Sharing applications
- Work environments
- Testing applications
- Publishing and embedding in Teams and SharePoint Online
- Mobile Power Apps
- Integration with Power BI
