Power Platform

Use Power Fx in Power Pages (Preview) Power Fx is the low-code language used across the Microsoft Power Platform to express business logic. It is a general-purpose, strongly typed, declarative, and functional programming language. Power Fx is written in human-friendly text and is designed to be authored directly by makers using an Excel-like formula bar. Its concise syntax makes it easy for both citizen developers and professional developers to build dynamic behavior. Note: Power Fx syntax in Power Pages requires formulas to begin with an equals sign (=), similar to Excel. This syntax might differ from what you are used to in Power Apps or Power Automate. Power Fx enables collaboration across no-code, low-code, and pro-code teams by allowing logic to be written in a consistent and readable manner. Important: This is a preview feature. Preview features are not intended for production use and m...

Power Apps Formulas Reference (Top 50) A handy reference of the most commonly used Power Fx functions in Power Apps. # Function Description 1 If() Checks a condition and returns one value if true, another if false. 2 Switch() Compares a value against multiple cases and returns the first match. 3 IsBlank() Returns true if a value is blank. 4 IsNumeric() Checks if the value is a number. 5 Len() Returns the number of characters in a string. 6 Left() Extracts characters from the start of a string. 7 Right() Extracts characters from the end of a string. 8 Mid() Extracts a substring from a string. 9 Upper() Converts text to uppercase. 10 Lower() Converts text to lowercase. 11 Trim() Removes extra spaces from text. 12 Concatenate() Joins multiple text strings. 13 Concat() Joins values from a table into a single string. 14 Today() Returns the current date. 15 Now() Returns the current date and time. 16 DateAdd() Adds days,...