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Power Apps Training Course

Build real business apps with canvas and model-driven Power Apps: formulas, components, responsive design, SharePoint and Dataverse.

What you will be able to do

The practical skills you take from this course.

  • Create canvas apps from blank, templates, a plan, SharePoint and Dataverse
  • Use modern controls, containers and components to build responsive apps
  • Write Power Fx formulas, user-defined functions, delegation and error handling
  • Customize SharePoint list forms and build real-world SharePoint apps
  • Build model-driven apps on Dataverse with business rules, security and solutions
  • Build PCF code components with React and Fluent UI

Course curriculum

Every module and lesson in this course.

Chapter-1: What is Microsoft Power Platform

Chapter-2: Introduction to Power Apps and Its Use Cases

Chapter-3: Power Apps Licensing & Subscription Overview

Chapter-4: Power Platform Environments & Setting Up a Developer Environment

Chapter-5: Introduction to Power Apps Home Page and Power Apps Studio

Chapter-6: Power Apps Vibe

Chapter-7: Start with a Plan in Power Apps

Chapter-8: Start With A Plan in Power Apps - with Copilot Studio

Chapter-9: Create Power Apps Canvas App from Excel

Chapter-10: Create A Canvas App In Power Apps From A SharePoint List

Chapter-11: Power Apps Canvas App Customization

Chapter-12: Build An App using Microsoft Copilot [Feature Removed from Jan 2026 - Use Plan]

Chapter-13: Build an App from Scratch using Power Apps

Chapter-14: Save, Publish and Share Power Apps App

Chapter-15: Power Apps Naming Conventions

Chapter-16: Power Apps On Start Property

Chapter-17: Power Apps Data Sources and Connectors

Chapter-18: Power Apps Design Interface

Chapter-19: Power Apps Screens

Chapter-20: Power Apps Theme - Create Custom Theme

Chapter-21: Working with Various Data Sources in Power Apps

Chapter-1: Containers and Responsive Design in Power Apps Canvas App

Chapter-2: Create a Responsive Power Apps Canvas App Using Containers

Chapter-3: Introduction to Power Apps Controls

Chapter-4: Power Apps Button, Info Button, Card, Badge Controls

Chapter-5: Power Apps Dropdown, Combo box, List Controls

Chapter-6: Power Apps Date Picker with Time Picker

Chapter-7: Power Apps Check box, Radio, Toggle, Slider, Rating Control

Chapter-8: Power Apps Add picture, Image, Camera control

Chapter-9: Power Apps Gallery and Form Control

Chapter-10: Power Apps Tables, Tab Lists, Toolbars and Navigation Components

Chapter-11: Power Apps Barcode Scanner and PDF Viewer Control

Chapter-12: Power Apps Spinner and Progress bar control

Chapter-13: Power Apps Chart Controls

Chapter-14: Power Apps Components and Component Library

Chapter-15: Power Apps Component Properties with Examples

Chapter-16: Power Apps Modern Attachment Control & Daragrid Control - How to Use

Chapter-1: Working with Power Apps Variables

Chapter-2: Power Apps Collections

Chapter-3: Power Apps Data Collection Manipulation

Chapter-4: Power Apps IF and Switch Functions

Chapter-5: Logical Functions in Power Apps

Chapter-6: Blank Handling and Validation Functions in Power Apps

Chapter-7: Power Apps Navigation and User Interaction Functions

Chapter-8: User() Function in Power Apps

Chapter-9: Power Apps Deep Linking and Param Function

Chapter-10: Power Apps Text Functions

Chapter-11: Power Apps Date Functions

Chapter-12: Power Apps Mathematical Functions

Chapter-13: Power Apps Forms Control

Chapter-14: Power Apps Filter & Lookup Functions

Chapter-15: Power Apps Patch(), SubmitForm(), Defaults(), Update(), UpdateIf(), Remove(), RemoveIf(), Refresh()

Chapter-16: Power Apps Functions: ForAll(), Sequence(), Concurrent(), JSON(), ParseJSON(), ThisItem, ThisRecord, Self, Parent, As

Chapter-17: Power Apps User Defined Functions

Chapter-18: Power Apps Delegation, Monitor, App Checker, Performance Analyzer, optimization techniques

Chapter-19: Power Apps Error Handling & Best Practices

Chapter-1: Power Apps SharePoint List Customization

Chapter-2: Power Apps List Form Customizations Validations Examples

Chapter-3: SharePoint List Form Customization Tab List Form

Chapter-4: SharePoint List Customization Export and Import

Chapter-5: Submit Data to Multiple SharePoint Lists in Power Apps integration form

Chapter-6: SharePoint Integration Power Apps Form [Repeating Table]

Chapter-7: Power Apps Galleries with Search Filter Sort in SharePoint Integration Form

Chapter-8: Power Apps Gallery Pagination in Integration Form

Chapter-9: Power Apps Custom Login Screen with SharePoint

Chapter-10: Power Apps Cascading Dropdowns & Dynamic Filtering Techniques

Chapter-11: Retrieve Logged-In User Information in Apps With Best Practices

Chapter-12: Role-Based Access in Power Apps SharePoint Customized Form

Chapter-13: Conditional UI and Dynamic Experience in Power Apps SharePoint Integration Form

Chapter-14: Building Dashboards & Navigation Menus

Chapter-15: Integrate Power Automate with Power Apps

Chapter-16: Pagination using Power Automate in Power Apps

Chapter-1: Introduction to Model Driven Apps and Dataverse in Power Apps

Chapter-2: Create and Manage Dataverse Tables and Columns

Chapter-3: Relationships in Dataverse

Chapter-4: Dataverse Rollup & Formula Columns

Chapter-5: Working with Dataflows & Data Import Techniques

Chapter-6: Create a Model Driven App in Power Apps

Chapter-7: Working with Forms in Dataverse

Chapter-8: Form Components in Dataverse

Chapter-9: Form Libraries and Events in Dataverse

Chapter-10: Working with Views in Dataverse Model Driven App

Chapter-11: Power Apps Grid Control in Model Driven Apps

Chapter-12: Reports and Dashboards in Model Driven Apps in Dataverse

Chapter-13: Power Automate Integration in Model Driven Apps

Chapter-14: Export and Import Dataverse Solution in Model Driven App

Chapter-15: Business Rules in Dataverse

Chapter-16: Business Process Flow in Model Driven App

Chapter-17: Dataverse Security and Role Based Access in Model Driven Apps

Chapter-18: Upgrade Power Apps Solution Step by Step

Chapter-19: Power Apps Managed vs Unmanaged Solutions & ALM Basics

Chapter-1: Introduction to Power Apps Component Framework (PCF)

One membership, one year of unlimited learning

Everything you need, with one simple annual payment.

  • SharePoint Online, SPFx and PowerShell training courses
  • Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, Copilot Studio and Power Pages training courses
  • 50+ ready-to-use Power Platform and SPFx solutions
  • Regular course and solution updates
  • Full learning resources: PDFs, source files and code
  • WhatsApp and private community access
  • Dedicated mentor support
  • Monthly live sessions and webinars
  • Interview prep, placement support and real projects

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What learners say

Feedback from professionals who trained with Bijay.

SharePoint online development training includes concepts from the basics to the advanced. It had been a great help in my current project, which was based on SharePoint Online development. Regarding the trainer, Bijay is always ready to help with any queries, be it related to the course or your project. He is a great tutor.
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I really enjoyed the course and feel that a lot of the content, processes, and procedures can and should be used within my workplace. He not only clearly knows his subject, but he also manages to make the content interesting and delivers with great real-world examples of where it works and where it doesn't.
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Bijay Kumar, 13-times Microsoft MVP, at his desk

Your instructor

Learn from Bijay Kumar

Bijay has worked with Microsoft technologies for more than 18 years, focusing on Microsoft 365, SharePoint and Power Platform. He is the founder of TSinfo Technologies, a SharePoint and Power Platform development company, so the training comes from real client work.

13-timesMicrosoft MVP
18+ yearswith Microsoft technologies
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Who is this Power Apps training course for?

This course is ideal for IT professionals, business analysts, SharePoint and Excel power users, and developers who want to build business apps on the Microsoft Power Platform without heavy custom coding.

Do I need coding experience to learn Power Apps?

No. Basic logic and Excel-style formula familiarity help, but you don't need to be a developer. The course starts from fundamentals and then moves into more advanced formulas, components, and patterns step by step.

What kind of apps will I be able to build after this course?

You'll be able to build real business apps with forms, validations, and workflows that connect to SharePoint, Dataverse, and other data sources, supporting scenarios like requests, approvals, tracking, and internal tools.

Does the course cover best practices for professional projects?

Yes. You learn how to structure apps, use components, handle performance and data limits, and follow patterns that are suitable for production apps in real organizations.

Will this Power Apps course help my career growth?

Yes. Power Apps skills are in high demand, and this course helps you move into Power Platform roles by giving you practical, project-ready experience you can show in interviews and client discussions.

Is this a subscription with automatic renewal?

No. This is a one-time annual payment with no automatic renewal. You choose whether to renew after 1 year.

How long can I access the courses and solutions?

You get full access to every course and premium solution for 1 year from the date of purchase.