Tag Archives: Form fields

List Choice Column “Other” with Power Apps

In Microsoft Lists, choice columns have a setting called Can add values manually. Learn how to create this functionality in a Power App form.

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SharePoint List Form – Form Editor

Over the years in SharePoint, there have been several different technologies to use, in order to do some customization to the out-of-box list forms.  No more SharePoint Designer for forms, no more InfoPath.  Yes, you can use Power Apps to customize forms, but now there’s another alternative! If you have some pretty basic changes to make to the way your

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SharePoint Form Conditional Formulas

SharePoint Lists *are* Microsoft Lists, and in these lists you can create conditional formulas, so that certain fields hide and show according to conditions that you define.  This is just out-of-box in SharePoint, without any other product, no Power Apps needed. Here’s how it works.  In this example, I’ve created a list using the travel request list template, in SharePoint

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PowerApps Custom Field Errors

Have you ever filled out a form in PowerApps, missed a few required fields, and were presented with something ugly like this? In this post, I’ll show you how you can customize those little red error messages on required fields, to make them say something more specific / custom.  First of all, here’s some information about the error message.  In

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Power Apps: Form Across Multiple Screens

It is a common request, to have a form that is so long, that it needs to span across several screens, like a “wizard”.  Fill out a few fields, click Next, fill out a few more, click Next, etc. In this post, I’ll show you a way to accomplish that in PowerApps.  Here is an example: This concept is a

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List Form Fields–Show/Hide For Certain People: Part 2

In this second post of the three part blog series, I will show how you can show or hide fields according to whether or not the currently logged in person is part of a certain SharePoint group. This is a three part blog: Part 1: Using an ASPX form, with a SharePoint list of certain people who will be allowed

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