How To Create Form Popups In Power Apps

[@mohamedyusuf9446]

Excellent guide!

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[@paulinp5]

Great content! Do you have a tutorial on how you did the sample overview? I love how you can click on the gallery to show all the data on the right side.

[@joaohenriquegunzel4669]

It was so much useful, thanks

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[@joaohenriquegunzel4669]

very good, it works very well

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[@emre27emre]

Do you have a video on how you created the app? I need to do something similar with a gallery and form. :)

[@lymitutit3046]

Hello.. I was wandering if we can have a Popup visible if we click or Hover over a label which is in display mode 'Disabled'. The idea is that when a user would like to pres a item which is 'disabled' , than a a popup would explain to him why he can't go turther or what he shoud do in order to continue normally the process. Thank you for your help.

[@EnterpriseDNA]

Hi Lymi, Yes, certainly. You can't have the element as disabled however. Instead, change the Label element to grey and "lock" it to make it look like it's disabled. After that, follow the steps in the video but instead of the "onSelect" button, choose the "onHover" button instead to put in the logic / code that makes the PopUp visible. Hoping you find this useful! If you haven't yet, you can subscribe to our KZbin channel so that you won't miss out on any Power BI & Power Platform updates. You can also join our LinkedIn group to receive latest updates on Power BI. Cheers, Enterprise DNA

[@wayneedmondson1065]

Interesting! Thanks!!

[@MrAnonymous3333]

I have one doubt, How to insert edit form inside Popups

[@Phoenixspin]

I hate popups. Why would I want to create popups? I've been trying to avoid popups all my life.

[@mudassirsyedrashidali9787]

You create popups so the user accidentally do not delete the record. There is no undo option in Power Apps that will bring the record back in database. I hate popups too but not Power Apps popups :)