Using Power Fx on Power Apps command bar

If you're looking to enhance the functionality of your model-driven Power Apps, one way to do so is by adding custom commands to the command bar. In the past, this required JavaScript skills, but now you can implement commands with Power Fx, a tool familiar to canvas Power Apps makers.

This post walks you through the process of using Power Fx to implement commands on the command bar. By doing so, you can streamline processes and make your app more user-friendly. The step-by-step guide includes clear instructions and examples for each stage of the process.

By the end of the post, you'll have a solid understanding of how to use Power Fx to implement custom commands. This is a valuable skill that can elevate your app's functionality and improve the user experience.

Overall, if you're looking to expand the functionality of your model-driven Power Apps, this post offers a valuable tool that's accessible to makers with various skill levels.

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