Melinda Cozza - Power Platform and CMS Developer

When you need to convert the time a certain time zone. :)

So in HTML tables it doesn't seem like you can use convert time zone step to format the date the way you would like it so I did this and it works like a charm.

In dynamic content click the expression tab and enter this

formatDateTime(item()?['YourField/Column'],'dd-MM-yyyy hh:mm tt')

formatDateTime(item()?['BackToHHSDTime'],'dd-MM-yyyy hh:mm tt')

This particular screen gives the AD assistants a quick glance at all the trips they have in the next 7 days. (8 if you include today. :)

Sort(Filter('YourSharePointList', ColumnYouWantToFilterBy.Value = "High School"And DATECOLUMN >= Today() And tripdate < DateAdd(Today(), 8, Days) ),DATECOLUMN,Ascending )

Sort(Filter('22-23-AthleticTrips', pickupbuilding.Value = "High School"And tripdate >= Today() And tripdate < DateAdd(Today(), 8, Days) ),tripdate,Ascending )

Sort(Filter('SharePointList', YourColumn.Value = "Text Value"),DateColumn,Ascending)

Sort(Filter('22-23-AthleticTrips', pickupbuilding.Value = "High School"),tripdate,Ascending)

Trying to keep the same date on all the fields without the user accidentally putting in the wrong date.

First Date to carry one: (Copy into other date fields)

This datacard is "DateValue1_3"

Great for dashboards when the user shouldn't change the option but it still needs to be written to Dataverse or Sharepoint.

I put the card in DisplayMode.View so they cannot change it but it will be written,

I have two save and submit options for my app.

I needed user to view if they "Updated and Submitted", "Saved only" or "Submitted"