Power Apps
Power Apps’ User defined functions GA
User defined functions in Power Apps’ Canvas apps have reached general availability (GA)! Use them to modularize your logic making apps easier to understand, test, and maintain.
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Power Apps
Enhanced Component Properties, User Defined Functions, and UntypedObjects on the move
Taking another big step forward, Enhanced Component Properties (ECP) are now generally available (GA) and ready for your production workloads! ECPs are a great way to modularize and reuse your logic across an app, with the added bonus that ECPs can be shared across apps through a component library. -
Power Apps
User defined functions, user defined types, and enhanced component properties move forward
More Power Fx formula reuse! User defined functions can now call behavior functions with side effects and be chained. -
GA of many long time Preview features
How we introduce new features in Power Apps is a complicated business. -
Power Fx: Column names escape double quotes
We are making a small syntax change to how column names are specified in AddColumns, DropColumns, ShowColumns, RenameColumns, Search, GroupBy, Ungroup, and DataSourceInfo functions. -
Leverage Power Fx 1.0
We are pleased to announce the general availability of open-source Power Fx 1. -
Power Fx: Introducing Named Formulas
Simplify your app’s initialization, reduce app load time, reuse logic, and improve the maintainability of your apps with an old and very powerful concept form Excel. -
Power Fx: Error handling graduates to preview
Reliable error handling moves to preview for Power Fx and Power Apps. -
Power Fx: String interpolation, Index function, and RandBetween function
Power Fx has added three great new features. -
Power Fx: Open source now available
The preview release of Microsoft Power Fx is now available as open source on GitHub You can now freely integrate this Excel-like, low code programming language in all of your own projects. -
Experimental Git version control for Power Apps Studio
As an experimental feature, two makers can now work on the same app at the same time. -
App.StartScreen: a new declarative alternative to Navigate in App.OnStart
There is a new declarative way to control the first screen shown in a Canvas app: App.