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How to Upload Files in Power Apps Using Attachment Control | Step-by-Step Tutorial

Want to upload files in Power Apps using the Attachment Control?

In this Power Apps tutorial, you'll learn how to connect a Canvas App with a SharePoint list, use a form with an Attachment Control, and allow users to upload and save files. The video walks through the complete setup, from creating the SharePoint list to testing the file upload.

In this Power Apps Canvas App tutorial, you'll learn:

✔ How to create a SharePoint list for file uploads

✔ How to configure the Attachments column in SharePoint

✔ How to connect a SharePoint list with Power Apps

✔ How to add an Edit Form to a Canvas App

✔ How to add the Attachments field to the form

✔ How to configure the Attachment Control

✔ How to add a Save button to submit the form

✔ How to use SubmitForm() to save the uploaded file

✔ How to test file uploading in Power Apps

✔ How the uploaded attachment is stored in SharePoint

If you're searching for a Power Apps Attachment Control tutorial or want to learn how to upload files from a Canvas App to SharePoint, this step-by-step guide will help you build a simple and practical file-upload solution.

This video includes:

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Timestamps:

00:18 – Introduction

19:57 – Attachment Control

58:1:59 – Create the SharePoint list

2:00; 2:37 –Connect SharePoint list

2:38; 4:10 – Add an Edit Form

4:11;5:18 – Add Button

5:19;6:05 – Demo

🔥 The Power Apps Attachment Control makes it easy to upload and save files directly from a Canvas App.

In this tutorial, the Canvas App is connected to a SharePoint list and an Edit Form is used to handle the record and its attachments. The Attachment Control lets users select files, while the Save button submits the form and stores the uploaded attachment in SharePoint.

This approach is useful for employee documents, application forms, support requests, expense claims, approval processes, and other Power Platform solutions that require file uploads.

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