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{Do you know} Now you can access Power Platform Admin Center from Maker Portal

uk365guy

Hello Everyone,

Today i am going to share simple trick to access Power Platform Admin Center.

Lets gets started.

Normally how do we access Power Platform Admin Center ?

Its from Here

But from Maker Portal too we can access PPAC.

How ?

Login into Make.Powerapps.com

Then click on Power Platform on the left side of the navigation.

You will see nice designs of Power Platform Tools: Power Automate, Power BI, Power Pages, Power Virtual Agent, Power Platform Admin Center.

Click on Power Platform Admin Center

Thats it for today.

I hope this helps.
Malla Reddy(@UK365GUY)
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How to Configure Model Driven App Behavior settings from Power Platform Admin Center

uk365guy

Hello Everyone,

Today i am going to share how to configure behavior setting for model driven app from power platform admin center.

Lets gets started.

Have you ever wondering how the record save function works from user point of view?

1. Auto save

It’s from the Behavior settings “Auto Save”, by default it’s ON. Auto save works every 30 seconds, if you want dont auto save to happen Auto Save to OFF.

2. Load default static content from Content Delivery Network

Canvas apps will load out of the box static content from azure content delivery(CDN) service.

3. Share reassigned records with original owner

when it is turned on users can reassign the shared records with original owner.

4. Open in application mode

Default its Off, Select ON to enable application mode, When its ON, The Model Driven Apps can be opened in a browser without Menu, navigation or toolbars.

When we hide these parts of the browser causes customer engagement apps to appear like a separate application rather than a website.

Formatting:

Full name display order:

By default: First Name, You can select the order you want your customer and user names to be displayed.

Display Currencies using:

Default: Currency symbol : which shows how to display currencies, either by a currency symbol, which is the default setting, or by currency code.

currency symbol $ AND currency code could be USD.

Pricing decimal precision:

Default 0, you could select how many decimal points to use for a currency.

Display behavior

1. Use updated experience for classic settings where possible.

This settings will be default to NO, it will be turned ON for new environments created after Oct 2021. If it is ON then the users will be redirected to modern experience.

2. Show app download page.

Default ON: If ON users will see a message regarding downloading the dynamics 365 for tablets app.

3. Show legacy app to everyone, not just admin

Default: ON. The legacy web app, also known as Dynamics 365 Custom, is hidden from end users when a new environment is provisioned. it is always visible to those with System Administrator and System Customizer roles and other roles with same privileges.

4. Legacy app name.

Default On: If ON, users will see a message regarding downloading the Dynamics 365 for tablets app.

5. Show welcome screen on sign in.

Defaulted to ON. If you don’t want to appear welcome screen you may turn OFF.

6.Show Microsoft Power Automate on forms and in the site map.

Default ON. Select ON to enable embedded Power Automate flows in your organisation.

7. Show dashboard cards in expanded state

By default Off, Select On to see the detailed card form in a dashboard. If set to Off, Only the header and minimal details are displayed in the card form.

Lookup behavior:

1.Minimum number of characters to trigger typehead search.

When you search in the search bar : this setting will allow to how many characters required to type in to trigger automatic typehead search.

2. Delay between character inputs that will trigger a search

With this settings you can delay interval in milliseconds that will be introduced in lookups before a search is executed.

This is used for Lookup performance, where the underlying environment database has huge amounts of data, default value: 250ms.

Thats it for today.

I hope this helps
Malla Reddy(@UK365GUY)
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How to document Power apps Canvas App and Power Auttomate Flow Solution with PowerDocu UI Tool

uk365guy

Hello Everyone,

Today i am going to share a tool which we can provide technical documentation for Power apps canvas apps and Power Automate Flows with the Powerdocu UI.

Let’s gets started.

Have you ever heard of POWERDOCU UI TOOL ?

Suppose you have a requirement to document what is inside the Power Apps and also in Flow Solutions, then you can use this PowerDocu tool for documenting how the power apps canvas app or Flow works. to ensure that any specific configuration in it is kept somewhere else as well, or for other reasons.

PowerDocu contains a Windows GUI executable to easily perform technical documentation.

Powerdocu UI Tool is developed by MVP @ReneModery

Kudo to him and many many thanks for saving number of hours documentation.

Download from the Github

PowerDocu provides technical documentation automatic generation documentation based on
a provided exported Flow package, or an exported Power Apps Canvas App, or an exported Solution package.

The documentation can be generated as a Word document or Markdown format(as an example to host in Github or Azure DevOps).

Open the PowerDocu tool and select the file solution and within fraction of seconds the documentation can be created at the same location as the file selected.

Similarly you can document for the Flow Solution or exported solution package.

For more information about the tools click here

That’s it for today.

I hope this helps.
Malla Reddy(@UK365GUY)
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Free Dynamics 365 Workflow tools managed solution

uk365guy

Hello Everyone,

Today i am going to share a Microsoft Community free tool which is available to available to download.

Dynamics 365 Workflow Tools ?

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Workflow Tools is a Community solution that expands Microsoft Dynamics 365(CRM) Workflow features with lots of new possibilities.

Which helps to build robust and very advanced Codeless solution in CRM.

Solution includes one Assembly that contains Tools based on Workflow Activities.

How to use this solution ?

You must import to use it. It only contains the workflow assembly and the activities to be used in workflows, so the import of this solution it will not affect any form, entity, view or navigation item.

Contributors suggests: You should always follow your ALM Procedure, downloading the source code, installing it in Non Production environments, test everything and then move to Production environment when you are sure that everything works as you need.

Here is the link for download

Here is the Github link for full documentation.

I have used the “Force Calculate Rollup Field” tool for auto calculate the Roll up field in my recent project.

updated the properties:

I hope this helps.
Malla Reddy
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Associate records and auto update when a record already exists using Power Automate

uk365guy

Hello Everyone,

Today i am going to share use case scenario:

Create Operational cost records and associate with a project record when project is already created.

Solution: Power Automate Flow:

1. Manually trigger a flow.

2. List Projects

3. Apply to each.

Select an output from previous steps – outputs(‘List_Projects’)?[‘body/value’]

4. List Master Operational costs, select the Master Operational Costs (refer to above screenshot).

5. Apply to each 2: select an output from previous steps “value” outputs(‘List_Master_Operational_Costs’)?[‘body/value’]

Add a new row 2

Table name – Operational Costs

Name – Name ( formula: items(‘Apply_to_each_2’)?[‘acg_name’]

Project(projects) – msdyn_projects – items(‘Apply_to_each’)?[‘msdyn_projectid’]

Quantity – Quantity – items(‘Apply_to_each_2’)?[‘acg_quantity’]

Unit Cost = Unit Cost – items(‘Apply_to_each_2’)?[‘acg_unitcost’]

Finally when you run this flow “Operational Costs” records will be created for “Project” record.

I hope this helps.
Malla Reddy(@UK365GUY)
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