Recently, I was asked by a customer to create a process (in SharePoint) that empowers users to report disruptions. Some of the requirements (such as scanning bar-codes and reporting on an iPad) made me decide to create a PowerApp for reporting the disruptions. They also wanted the reporter and the handler to have the ability […]

Combining SharePoint and PowerApp can be quite powerful. But sometimes, there are still some things that are not behaving the way you should expect. A good example is the yes/no column.