When building apps, it can be very useful to determine the last workday in a month. For example, what's the last Thursday in a month? This post describes the formula to carry out this task.

A simple and basic question that often arises is - how do I perform calculations against fields and store the results in SharePoint or a database? This post walks through how to carry out this task with forms.

There can often be the requirement to calculate running totals and to display the results in a gallery or data table control. This post describes the formula to carry out this task.

A common requirement is to search records based on date ranges. Example date ranges could include records that have been entered today, this week, this month, this year, etc. This post demonstrates how to build this type of functionality.

When building apps, particularly for audiences that include US and European users, there is often the requirement to convert measurements from centimeters/meters to feet and inches. This post covers the basic formula to carry out this task.

Azure ExpressRoute provides a more secure and reliable way to connect to resources that are hosted in the Microsoft cloud.

To make it easier for users to enter a choice value when adding or editing a record, we can replace the default combobox control on a form with a radio control. This post walks though how to carry out this task.

It's useful to understand that the server infrastructure that Power Apps relies upon supports HTTP/2. Devices that fail to connect via HTTP/2 will perform more slowly. This post examines this behaviour in more detail.

There is often the requirement to programmatically set and clear combo box values with formula, and the syntax to do this may not be entirely clear. This post walks through a use case scenario of how to set and clear combo box values depending on the value of another control.

A problem that some app builders encounter is that on edit forms, clearing the value of a datetime field doesn't work. This post describes this issue in more detail.

For app builders who are relatively new, the syntax for writing formula can be confusing - perticularly with regards to the use of brackets. This post summarises the bracket types that are available in Power Apps.

We can improve the appearance and clarity of search screens by highlighting the search terms in the search results. This post highlights a method to apply this feature to a gallery control.

When performing calculations, it can be very useful to determine if an input value falls within a certain range tolerance level. This post describes one way to carry out this task.

When working with collections, we may want to model a data structure that contains child tables. This post summarises the syntax to to create, edit, and to update records in child collections.

From time to time, it may be necessary to rename a field name in a record. This post describes the formula to carry out this task.