According to the roadmap published by Microsoft, Power Fx commands for model-driven apps will go into general availability from May 2022. This blog will discuss an example using modern commands, and I hope it will encourage you to adopt this new way to customize the command bar and buttons.
As mentioned in the blog title, let’s see how it is possible to create a new button that will open…
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[Model-driven apps – Power Fx] How to open multiple rows in new tabs using Power Fx commands ?
According to the roadmap published by Microsoft, Power Fx commands for model-driven apps will go into general availability from May 2022. This blog will discuss an example using modern commands, and I hope it will encourage you to adopt this new way to customize the command bar and buttons.
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