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In this post, following on from yesterdays, we’ll take a look at how to populate table fields in a column with conditional values based on other values in columns in our table, using data we’ve retrieved using FetchXML and in my case from Microsoft… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/conditio

In this post on Power Pages, we’ll take a look at how to produce a list entity on a page that filters based on some FetchXML. To do this we will need to create a custom list entity using HTML and Liquid, where we… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/creating-a-custom-list-entity-view-in-power-

In this blog post we’ll take a look at using Azure Pipelines within Microsoft’s Azure DevOps to automate the deployment of Power Pages websites from one Dataverse environment to another. Bear in mind that we won’t look too closely at using version or source… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog

In this next post as part of my series on architecting solutions for the Power Platform, I’m going to focus specifically on working with solutions and some of the things we need to consider about them when working on implementations for the Power Platform…. READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/

There are a number of reasons we might need to use Azure AD to register an app with API permissions to use in our Power Platform solutions. For example, when we create a Power Pages website, this is actually done for us to allow… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/registering-an-app-in-azure-

In this very short and simple PowerCUT post, I’m going to give you an answer to a simple problem I came across recently. Do you ever have a need to interact with the Power Apps runtime service, one of the APIs you can add… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/power-cut-5-cant-create-an-api-perm