Lewis Baybutt

Ever wanted to spice up your views or lists of records in your model-driven apps and Dynamics 365 apps a bit? I’m sure you’re familiar with the idea on other platforms of conditionally formatting a view of data or an element surfacing data based… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/conditional

Do you ever use that little keyword search on a table view in Dynamics 365 or one of your custom model-driven apps in Power Apps? I’m not talking about Dataverse search, I’m talking about the single search on a single table to filter down… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/add-additional-col

In this next post as part of my series on solution architecture for the Power Platform, we’ll look at translating initial customer requirements into a high-level solution design to propose to the customer we’re working with. This post will look at the element where… READ MORE [https://lowcodelewis.

So in this next post within my series on solution architecture for the Power Platform we’ll continue where we left off in the last post on proposals by talking about the next stages following a signed off proposal document. Recap So if you haven’t… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/power-pla

A while ago, I posted about how to associate flows to Power Apps where the flow you’ve built falls within the context of the app for the purposes of licensing. Effectively, where you build flows which have the sole purpose of supporting a premium… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/the-new-wa

Ever noticed the toggle at the bottom of the navigation in some Dynamics 365 apps that lets you separate up the navigation menu into different wider groups or areas? Want to use this in your own model-driven apps, but not sure how? Keep reading… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/using-areas-