Restricting Views by Role: A New Tool for Admins
Ever wish you could hide certain Power Apps views from some users without spinning up a whole new app? Your wish is (almost) granted. With this new feature—currently in public preview—you can assign security roles directly to views, giving you way more control without reinventing your entire app structure. How to add security role(s) to […]
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