Create First canvas app in Power Apps

Steps to create your first canvas app in Power Apps:

Go to the Power Apps website (https://powerapps.microsoft.com/) and sign in with your Microsoft account. If you don't have an account, you can create one for free.

Click on the "Create" button in the left-hand menu and select "Canvas app".

Choose a blank app or a pre-built template for your canvas app. If you choose a blank app, you will have to build the app from scratch. If you choose a template, you will have a pre-built app that you can customize.

Give your app a name and select a screen size. You can choose from different sizes for phone, tablet, or computer screens.

Once your app is created, you will see the Power Apps Studio. This is where you will build your app by adding screens, data sources, and controls.

To add a new screen, click on the "Add screen" button in the left-hand menu and select the type of screen you want to add.

To add a data source, click on the "Data sources" button in the left-hand menu and select the type of data source you want to connect to (such as SharePoint, Excel, or Dynamics 365).

To add controls (such as buttons, text boxes, or images) to your screen, click on the "Insert" button in the top menu and select the type of control you want to add.

Customize your controls by changing their properties in the right-hand menu. For example, you can change the text, color, or size of a button.

Use the "Preview" button in the top menu to test your app and see how it looks and works.

Once you're happy with your app, click on the "Publish" button in the top menu to make it available to others.

That's it! You've created your first canvas app in Power Apps. From here, you can continue to customize and enhance your app as needed.





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