How to check if a collection is empty in Power Apps canvas apps
Hello everyone and welcome to my blog. In today’s blog, I will show how can you check if a collection is empty in Power Apps. There are primarily two ways you can check if a collection is empty. The first is using the IsEmpty function. In the below example, the IsEmpty function will initially return …
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