Lewis Baybutt

So friends, in my last post within this series I’m wrapping up on solution architecture for the Power Platform we started to look at some considerations for migrating data at various stages of our implementation, but with the intention of being able to do… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/p

So friends in this next post as part of my series which I’m wrapping up, on solution architecture for the Power Platform, I want to talk about considerations for a post go-live topic being data migration! For new solutions we’re implementing that we may… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/pow

In this post moving closer towards the end of my series on solution architecture for the Power Platform we’ll start to look at the considerations we should be making for planning a go-live and moving a solution into production and a project closure state…. READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/p

Are you frequently building reports in Power BI to be used by others? Chances are in your group of users there’s people who have accessibility needs whether you’re aware of the fact or not! In this blog post I’ll give you 5 tips to… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/5-tips-to-making-your-pow

YES! Yes, I am sharing another post on ANS Group within a 2 week period. There’s so much to talk about! In this post I’ll do a quick recap on an awesome team day I was at today being the Low Code team day…. READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/awesome-low-code-day-with-ans]

Scenario background Do you ever have cases where you’re using a divide in Power Apps. Let’s think of a common idea being calculating percentages. You might be producing a gallery that needs a percentage of progress of something on each record, or perhaps you’re… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/