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   Use Case  To automatically export Dataverse Custom Tables daily to Excel and save those backups versions in OneDrive. Those tables include Lookup columns and Choices columns. We will use those backups as a second backup in addition to the Power Platform Environment system backups. In case of Data Loss, or Corruption, we can Bulk Delete the Dataverse Tables records and use Dataflows to load the data from the Backup Excel Files. Create The Table In Microsoft Dataverse  Data In this blog, we are only going to create a scheduled backup for one table in Dataverse, and it's called RavindraTable .   Power Automate Scheduled Cloud Flow: tart by creating a Power Automate Scheduled Cloud Flow in the same Dataverse Environment. Our first Action will be the  Recurrence Action  and we will set it up for the Interval property, we will select ONE and for the frequency, we will select Day ( To Run Daily ). The start time is for the flow first start and you can test the flow during the design by

 Use Case  To automatically export Dataverse Custom Tables daily to Excel and save those backups versions in OneDrive. Those tables include Lookup columns and Choices columns. We will use those backups as a second backup in addition to the Power Platform Environment system backups. In case of Data Loss, or Corruption, we can Bulk Delete the Dataverse Tables records and use Dataflows to load the data from the Backup Excel Files. Create The Table In Microsoft Dataverse                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              Data In this blog, we are only going to create a scheduled backup for one table in Dataverse, and it's called RavindraTable .   Power Automate Scheduled Cloud Flow: tart by creating a Power Automate Scheduled Cloud Flow in the same Dataver

  Different Way's To Add Icons As well As Websites to find An Icons Almost every apps and website users an icon extensive. One of the most important ways to give your apps more graphical and visual depth is through the use of icons. Numerous icons can be found under the icons menu, along with geometric shapes that can be stacked on top of one another to produce effects. There are many icons available, and many of them will meet the graphical needs of your app without requiring you to create your own graphics. In this video, I'll demonstrate four different ways to use icons in Power Apps in this video. ✅ out-of-the-box icons ✅ icons uploaded as images ✅ SVG’s ✅ Unicode characters Different Way's To Add An Icons 1. BY USING THE INSERT TAB You can add the per-build icon that is present in power apps. Steps- INSERT TAB > ICONS FOR CHANGING AN ICON WITHOUT DELETING IT a) You can Change By Using Formula Bar b) By Using Icon Property In Power Apps 2. BY USING IMAGES By Adding

Keyboard Shortcuts in Power Apps most Developer Don't know Keyboard Shortcuts In Power Platform Keyboard shortcuts for canvas apps 1. File Shortcut Action Ctrl+O (or Alt+F) Open a file Ctrl+Shift+S (or Alt+P) Save the app with a different name Ctrl+S Save the app with the same name or for the first time Ctrl+Shift+P Save the app and activate the publish dialog F12 Download the app file (.msapp) Alt+F Open the  File  menu File Shortcuts 2. Ribbon NO. Shortcut Action 1 Alt+I select the insert tab 2 Enter Run the selected command 3 Tab Move between commands on the selected tab and then to the next tab 3. Editing  NO. Shortcut Action 1 Ctrl+A Select all 2 Ctrl+X Cut 3 Ctrl+C Copy 4 Ctrl+V Paste 5 Ctrl+Z Undo command 6 Ctrl+Y Redo command 7 Ctrl+M Add a screen 8 Ctrl+= or Ctrl+Shift+= Zoom in 9 Ctrl+- or Ctrl+Shift+- Zoom out 10 Ctrl+0 Fit canvas to page 11 Shift+Enter Break a line in a formula 4. Preview NO. Shortcut Action 1 F5 Open Preview mode 2 Esc Close Preview mode, a dialog box,