How To Quickly Improve Your Power Apps Model-Driven View Look and Feel! 🎨

[@JohanBeckers1]

Every time I'm looking for something in my learning process regarding model driven apps I come to your channel and usually find something completely different that makes me fall off my chair, like this video. Functionality that I didn't know existed but dreamed of. Then it turns out that it does exist, thanks to your videos. Thank you 1000 times! Where can I buy you a coffee ;)

[@geralddahl9159]

Very helpful, thanks!

[@reemelmorsy8643]

Thank you Brian - Really Appreciate your videos

[@PragmaticWorks]

My pleasure!

[@jbgrovesiii8530]

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[@PragmaticWorks]

LOL Living in FL i can fill ya. Thanks!

[@Amad233]

Very Helpful, thank you very much I really need the coloured option set in the current project I am working on but I don't need the sub-grid. Like in my case the sub-grid will cause a big issue Is there a way to achieve this??

[@martinnoah9716]

Looks like you have to choose a child table for the nested subgrid. But if I want color only on those choice fields, is there another component that can be used?

[@keithbrown6389]

Exactly what I've been looking for! Saved me from from building a custom page, thanks for the tip!

[@PragmaticWorks]

Glad I could help!

[@ChrisLawrence-oe8bb]

Followed this and in my app when I try to change the dropdown I get "this cell is not editable". Why are some cells editable and others not?

[@PragmaticWorks]

Make sure the field is unlocked. You can right click on the card to do so.

[@ChrisLawrence-oe8bb]

@@PragmaticWorks Thank. The dropdown field in my case is the "status reason" default column in the table. I verified the column is not locked in the form. In the app view the colors work and I can edit the dropdown by opening up the row to edit, but it remains locked in the main view. Maybe the built in "status reason" has different logic behind it?