Adding a list of data to a dropdown in Power Apps from an external table: Excel-Driven Dropdowns

In this Power Apps tutorial, we dive into the essential process of filtering data by department. Watch as we guide you step-by-step on integrating a dynamic dropdown menu with a list of departments, ensuring flexibility and scalability for future additions. Say goodbye to hard-coded options and embrace a seamless connection to your Excel spreadsheet for real-time updates.
🔍 Keywords: Power Apps, Dropdown Menu, Data Filtering, Department List, Excel Integration, Dynamic Filters, User Interface, App Development, Microsoft Power Platform, Tutorial.
🚀 In this tutorial, we cover:
Creating a dropdown menu for department selection.
Integrating a dynamic department list from an Excel spreadsheet.
Establishing a secondary table for distinct department values.
Formatting tables for optimal Power Apps access.
Renaming tables for clarity and ease of use.
Connecting Excel data to Power Apps seamlessly.
Filtering user data based on department selection.
Enhancing the user interface with a labeled department display.
Unlock the full potential of Power Apps with this insightful tutorial, providing practical knowledge for efficient app development and data management.
🔗 Hashtags: #PowerApps #DataFiltering #DropdownMenu #AppDevelopment #MicrosoftPowerPlatform
🔑 Keywords: Power Apps tutorial, Excel integration, dropdown filtering, dynamic lists, app design, Microsoft 365, Power Platform development, user interface enhancement, data management.
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[@badejokikiolu]

Thank you, useful and helpful

[@powerrudy]

Glad to hear that!

[@leonardopetruncko1221]

Tem como fazer por um list em vez do Excel?

[@powerrudy]

Tem sim, basta conectar-se na lista e fazer basicamente o mesmo processo.

[@Borreguita5]

Hello there..! Because for me don't see the icon to data tab in power apps??? :(

[@powerrudy]

Hi, try this video, maybe it solves your problem: ua-cam.com/video/keXQvEU62yI/v-deo.html
Let me know the result!