Multi Select in Table Control for Bulk Actions within Power Apps
Efficient data management is a cornerstone of any successful application, and Microsoft Power Apps consistently delivers tools that make this process easier. One such feature is the Modern Table Control in Canvas Apps, which now supports multi-select functionality. This powerful enhancement allows users to perform bulk actions effortlessly, streamlining workflows, reducing repetitive tasks, and elevating… Read More »
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