Power Fx: Introduction

Power Fx is a low-code programming language that is designed to be easy to use for non-technical users, allowing them to create custom applications and automate processes using the Microsoft Power Platform. _ Power Fx is based on Microsoft Excel's formula language, which is a widely used tool for data manipulation and analysis. It uses a familiar syntax and offers a wide range of functions, making it easy for people to create complex business logic without having to write traditional code. Who Should Take This Class Individuals who want to take their Power Apps and Power Automate applications and flows to the next level.

What is Power Fx? The benefits of using Power Fx Understanding the Power Platform Building your first app with Power Fx Creating an app from a template Adding screens and controls Understanding data sources and data tables Adding formulas to controls Power Fx formulas Operators and Identifiers in and exactin operators ThisItem, ThisRecord, and As operators Self and Parent Operators Identifier Names Display Names and Logical Names Name disambiguation Disambuator Operator Data types Blank Text, Hyperlink, Image, and Media Image and Media Resources URIs for images and other media Number and Currency Date, Time, DateTime Choices and Yes/No Tables Elements of a Table Table Formulas Table Functions and Control Properties Behavioral Formulas Record Scope Disambiguation Record Scope Single Column Tables Inline Records Inline Tables Variables Translate Excel into Power Fx Know When to Use Variables Use a Global Variable Types of Variables Create and Remove Variables Variable Lifetime and Initial Value Reading Variables Use a Collection Error handling Getting Started Error Propagation Observing Errors Reporting Errors Stopping after an error Working with Multiple Errors Errors in Tables Data Source Errors Creating Your Own Errors ErrorKind Enum Values