Power Apps ForAll Function | How to Use Power Apps ForAll | Power Apps ForAll Function Examples

Опубликовано: 24 Июнь 2024
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The ForAll() function in Power Apps can help evaluate the formula and perform actions for all the records in a table. It evaluates some functionality on each row of a particular table/collection or database.

In the ForAll function, the input and return values are the same as in Power Apps. That means whatever you apply to the input value will return the same. If the return value is a bank value, there is no record in the result table. There may be fewer records in the result table than in the source table.

In this Power Apps video tutorial, I will explain how to use Power Apps For All Function using different scenarios. Such as:

1. How to Use Power Apps ForAll Collection
2. How to Set Variable using Power Apps ForAll
3. Power Apps ForAll Split
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