Dataverse – Lyrio Cristall

If you have not heard yet, you can actually have a free development environment to build and test with Power Apps, Power Automate, and Microsoft Dataverse.

In the Microsoft Learn article, it explains that this plan enables you to:

Create apps and flows without writing code, with full-featured Power Apps and Power Automate development tools. Easily share and collaborate on these solutions with others.
Connect to any data source by using 400+ out of the box connectors or by creating your own custom connectors.
Use a fully managed, scalable data platform with Dataverse, including support for common business application actions. Use out-of-the-box common tables or build your own data schema.
Export the solutions you create in your developer environment, and publish them on Microsoft AppSource so your customers can test-drive them.

For more information, please check out Microsoft Learn. Enjoy learning!

Hi there! I have been receiving a few emails regarding my previous post about Custom Recurring Tasks. I read my post and realized that there are missing pieces in there. I probably left it like that to invite discussions and questions. Well, after more than a year, here we are and we got a few inquiries on the solution.

I tested the recurring feature of appointments and use that concept to re-create my Recurring Tasks solution.

I used the same UI section but I kind of optimized the Power Automate. Instead of 2 cloud flows, I kept it to one and use SWITCH to separate the daily vs weekly reoccurrence.

Here is how it looks now:

And to save you time, you can explore the solution by downloading it here. Have fun!

Tag: Dataverse

Power Apps Community Plan has been rebranded as the Power Apps Developer Plan

Improved Custom Recurring Tasks in Dataverse