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Collab365 Team
Course·Last Update: 5th Aug 2026
Power Apps JumpStart Challenge
Power Apps newcomers build a SharePoint-connected clock-in canvas app from scratch. Covers Microsoft List setup, Power Fx create and update formulas, break and elapsed-time logic, then publishing and permission checks for small-team testing.
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Collab365 Team
Course·Last Update: 30th Jul 2026
Build a SharePoint Gallery Search Users Can Trust
Power Apps makers often cannot tell whether a SharePoint gallery search returns the correct items. This course builds one tested search pattern, documents the searchable fields, and records pass/fail evidence for named test records.
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Collab365 Team
Course·Last Update: 26th Jul 2026
Power Apps PathFinder Challenge (Components)
Build a configurable header, side navigation and color picker, publish them in a component library, then test the review-and-update workflow in a consuming app.
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Collab365 Team
Course·Last Update: 26th Jul 2026
Power Apps StepUp Challenge
Build a multi-screen clock-in and records app around one Microsoft List, with a working form, current-user gallery, consistent navigation and reusable header.
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Collab365 Team
Course·Last Update: 16th Jul 2026
Check Power Apps Accessibility Before Your Team Uses It
Before sharing a Power App, makers inspect one core screen for keyboard path, screen-reader names, focus order, contrast, checker output, and launch-readiness limits.
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Collab365 Team
Course·Last Update: 30th Jun 2026
Map Your Power App Data Before SharePoint Traps You
Power Apps builders map workflow, minimum data model, permissions, growth assumptions, and open admin questions before committing to SharePoint, Microsoft Lists, Dataverse for Teams, or Dataverse.
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Collab365 Team
Course·Last Update: 30th Jun 2026
Make a Working Power App Look Professional Enough to Use
Power Apps makers often have a working canvas app that still looks too rough to share. This course shows how to apply one theme, clean headings and spacing, standardize one repeated pattern, run App checker and Accessibility checker, and produce a bounded internal review pack…
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Collab365 Team
Course·Last Update: 30th Jun 2026
Change Power Apps Flows Without Breaking `.Run()`
Power Apps makers lose working .Run() calls after flow edits. This course shows how to map the current contract, change one input or output deliberately, refresh the flow reference, test the real app call, and record a publish decision.
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Collab365 Team
Course·Last Update: 30th Jun 2026
Fix Power Apps Approvals with One Status and History Model
Power Apps approval patterns often split status across the app, request record, flow run, and approval channels. This course rebuilds a bounded tracker using Request, ApprovalTask, and ApprovalHistory records. The app submits instead of fake-approving. The flow owns the final…
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Collab365 Team
Course·Last Update: 30th Jun 2026
Relaunch Your Power App When Spreadsheet Drift Appears
When usage slips back to the spreadsheet, capture baseline counts from the SharePoint list, log friction, fix the top three blockers, agree a reversible cutover, run a relaunch huddle, and decide after four weeks of counts.
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Collab365 Team
Course·Last Update: 30th Jun 2026
Build a Header and Menu Component You Update Once
Power Apps makers copy headers and menus across screens. This course shows how to replace copies with one in-app component, use restore points, test on one screen, then roll out and verify the change everywhere after a single publish.
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Collab365 Team
Course·Last Update: 30th Jun 2026
Change a Live Power App Without Breaking It for Your Team
Makers who edit live canvas apps need a repeatable routine that prevents accidental overwrites, production data writes, and restore gaps. The course walks through scoping a single change, saving with a version note, testing on a safe copy or sample data, running a pre-publish…
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Collab365 Team
Course·Last Update: 20th Apr 2026
Vacation App Challenge
Build a complete holiday booking app using SharePoint, Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, and a chatbot. The full stack.