Power Fx

Power FX - Functions

How to use the Power Fx Division (and Percentages) Operator

In this video, we’re breaking down the division operator in Power FX, represented by the forward slash (/). It’s very simple to use but can be used in a lot of different ways; helping you divide values, calculate ratios, and work with percentages in your apps and agent. We’ll start with a quick example of […]

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How to use the Power Fx Multiplication (and Percentages) Operator

In this video, we’re breaking down the multiplication operator in Power FX, represented by the asterisk (*). It’s straightforward but incredibly useful helping you scale values, calculate totals, and work with percentages in your apps. We’ll start with a simple example of multiplying two numbers, then move to Power Apps to see how to calculate […]

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How to use the Power Fx Subtraction (Minus) and Sign Operator

In this video, we’re breaking down the subtraction operator and the sign operator in Power FX, both represented by the minus sign (-). The subtraction operator helps you calculate differences, adjust values, and even manipulate dates, while the sign operator lets you define and work with negative numbers. We’ll start with an easy example of […]

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How to use the Power Fx Addition (Add) Operator

In this video, we’re diving into the addition operator in Power FX, one of the simplest and most versatile tools for your formulas. Whether you’re adding numbers, combining text, or handling dates, understanding how + works is key to building better apps. We’ll break it down with easy examples, including calculating totals in Power Apps […]

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How to use the Power Fx Selector / Separator Operator

In this video, we’re breaking down the ‘Selector’ (also known as the ‘Separator’) operator in Power FX, the dot (.). It’s the tool you use to access properties, fields, and methods for screens, variables, and more. We’ll look at how it works with a simple example using Screen1 in Power Apps to access properties like […]

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How to use the Power Fx Equal To Operator

In this video, I’ll break down the ‘Equal To’ operator in Power FX, which is a simple yet essential tool for comparing values in your formulas. It works across numbers, strings, or Boolean value types, and understanding how = works is crucial. If you’re using Copilot, it’s great for generating Power FX quickly. But when […]

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Artificial intelligence (AI)

Microsoft Power Platform 2024 Release Wave 2

With the 2024 Wave 2 release, Microsoft’s Power Platform brings in a lot of new Copilot capabilities aimed at helping organizations streamline processes, unlock insights, and drive meaningful impact faster than ever before. From process automation to real-time insights, these Copilot features promise to take the Power Platform from toolset to trusted business partner, but there’s more!

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Power Platform Admin Center Copilot

There’s now a Copilot to help you with your Power Platform Admin Center! The Copilot page is a place for Power Platform admins to go for information, visibility, and controls for Power Platform Copilots, including: Educational resources to help you get started with Copilot, answer questions about data and security fundamentals for AI features, and stay […]

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Power Fx IsToday Function

Learn how to use the ‘ISTODAY’ function in PowerFX! This handy function helps you determine if a date provided matches the current date today, and simply returns a true or false. Learn how to use it effectively in this video!

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Power Fx Now Function

Learn about the Now function in Power Fx. It’s a function that returns the current date and time as a date/time value. It works with the local time of the current user however, while you can use it to perform calculations or comparisons with other date/time values you can use Now to get the current time in UTC by adding the TimeZoneOffset for the given time

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