Table and form screen Template Add In Canvas App (Power Apps)

 

Table and form screen Template Add In Canvas App (Power Apps)

Add and customize Table and form screen

In Power Apps Studio:

  1. Select Add Screen > Table and form.

  2. Select the screen in the canvas.

  3. Select Data in the inline action bar.

  4. Select the desired data source.


Once connected, the table and form controls are both bound to the data source.

You can select a record in the table control and the form displays the details of the selected record.

All buttons in this template have prebuilt Power Fx, so there's no need for further customization. When you connect the screen to the selected data source, the screen is now fully functional.

Screenshot that shows the screen view when connected to a data source: a data list and its form elements.

Reorder screens

When you have more than one screen, you can reorder them.

In the left pane, hover over a screen that you want to move up or down, and then select Move up or Move down.

 Note

Use the StartScreen property to set which screen will be displayed first.

Add navigation

When you create a canvas app with multiple screens, you can add navigation so your users can navigate between screens.

  1. With the screen selected, select Insert and in the search box type Next arrow and then select it.

  2. (optional) Move the arrow so that it appears in the lower-right corner of the screen.

  3. With the arrow selected, set the OnSelect property to the Navigate function.

    Screenshot that shows the OnSelect property is set to the Navigate function.

    When a user selects the arrow, the Target screen fades in.

  4. On the Target screen, add a Back arrow icon, and set its OnSelect property to this formula:

    Navigate(Target, ScreenTransition.Fade)

     Note

    In this formula where it says Target enter the name of the screen where you want navigate.

Microsoft Official Document - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/canvas-apps/add-screen-context-variables#table-and-form

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