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It's Time to Switch to the New Power Apps & Power Automate UI Youtube Video - How to Change The Menu Bar In Power Apps And Power Automate For Power Apps 1. Go To  make.powerapps.com   2. Select the app And open it in the studio In Edit Mode 3. Old Menu Bar Old Menu Bar 4. Settings>  Upcoming Features < Enable Modern Command bar  5. Enable the toggle of the Modern command bar to on 6. New Modern Command Bar For Power Automate 1. Go to  Make.PowerApps 2. Go To Power Automate Settings 3. View All power Automate settings 4. On Experimental Feature  5. Save You Can See Changes ✨ Thanks for reading! ✨ I hope you found this blog on the Microsoft Power Platform helpful! From Power Apps, Power Automate (Cloud & Desktop), Canvas Apps, Model-driven Apps, Power BI, Power Pages, SharePoint, Dynamics 365 (D365), Azure, and more, I cover a wide range of topics to help you harness these powerful tools. Don’t miss out on future tips, tutorials, and insights— hit that subscribe butt

1. Go to make.powerapps 2. Cards preview features 3. Create the Card 4. Variables in menu bar 5. New variables 📢A new variable persistence concept is introduced in Cards for Power Apps: ▶ Any variable needs to be explicitly configured in the app ▶Temporary variables work on the same way as a global variable in Canvas app ▶Persistent variable values are kept across different card sessions ✨ Thanks for reading! ✨ I hope you found this blog on the Microsoft Power Platform helpful! From Power Apps, Power Automate (Cloud & Desktop), Canvas Apps, Model-driven Apps, Power BI, Power Pages, SharePoint, Dynamics 365 (D365), Azure, and more, I cover a wide range of topics to help you harness these powerful tools. Don’t miss out on future tips, tutorials, and insights— hit that subscribe button to get the latest posts right to your inbox. 💌 💬 I’d love to hear your thoughts! Drop a comment below with your questions, ideas, or feedback—let’s get the conversation s