Power Apps · Defaults and forms
Power Apps defaults and Reset: five worked examples
Set dropdown defaults, clear text inputs, match combo box records and reset forms. Follow five examples with made-up data and expected results.
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Find the problem you are working on and follow an example. These free Microsoft 365 guides explain common app and automation issues, show what to try and help you check the result.
Working across other tools? Browse the wider automation library for Zapier, Make, n8n and AI workflow examples. This collection focuses on Power Apps, Power Automate and Microsoft data sources.
Power Apps · Defaults and forms
Set dropdown defaults, clear text inputs, match combo box records and reset forms. Follow five examples with made-up data and expected results.
See the examplesPower Automate guide
Fix wrong dates in Power Automate with five examples covering local yesterday, UTC conversion, date-only values, daylight saving and daily report boundaries.
See the examplesPower Automate guide
Fix Parse JSON errors with five examples covering objects, arrays, optional fields, nulls, numbers and IDs that start with zero.
See the examplesPower Automate / SharePoint / Get items
Find the SharePoint rows you need with five examples. Try text, number and date filters, then check whether any records are missing.
See the examplesPower Automate / Arrays
Use Select and Join to make a readable summary. Check what happens when Get items returns zero, one or many results.
Read the array-to-string guidePower Apps / Saving data
Try a small update to check the connection, permissions, selected record and field types.
Troubleshoot Patch errorsPower Apps
Check delegation, search by the start of a title and test records beyond the small sample loaded by the app.
Read the delegation guidePower Automate
Choose which edits should start a flow, check which columns changed and plan for possible repeat runs.
Read the trigger guidePower Automate
Group your flow steps in scopes, make failures easy to find and check what finished before you retry.
Read the error-handling guideExcel / Reporting
Try the free workbook with made-up data. Agree the report date, when work counts as overdue and how to show missing information.
Open the guide and Excel templatePower Apps / Planning
Compare how each option handles shared updates, linked records, permissions and day-to-day use.
Compare the data sourcesWorkflow planning
Decide what to automate, who owns it, what could go wrong and how you will check that it works.
Use the planning checklistNeed the full process? Follow the invoice intake and review workflow or approval and reminder workflow. Both include Power Automate setup and six worked examples.
Each technical guide links to Microsoft documentation, explains what its examples assume and gives you checks to run before changing a live workflow. The examples use made-up data. They are not client case studies or measured business results.
If you want help building or fixing something, bring the current process, an example of the problem and what a good result would look like. A workflow review helps you work through one process; Power Apps consulting covers an app project with agreed requirements.
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