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<div><div data-sp-canvascontrol="" data-sp-canvasdataversion="1.0" data-sp-controldata="&#123;&quot;position&quot;&#58;&#123;&quot;layoutIndex&quot;&#58;1,&quot;zoneIndex&quot;&#58;1,&quot;sectionIndex&quot;&#58;1,&quot;sectionFactor&quot;&#58;12,&quot;controlIndex&quot;&#58;0&#125;,&quot;controlType&quot;&#58;3,&quot;id&quot;&#58;&quot;c339e72c-47e7-4085-9ca1-ab85e8160a88&quot;,&quot;webPartId&quot;&#58;&quot;d1d91016-032f-456d-98a4-721247c305e8&quot;,&quot;rteInstanceId&quot;&#58;&quot;32f10f5d-cc34-4203-b4b5-6af930acc61b&quot;,&quot;addedFromPersistedData&quot;&#58;true,&quot;reservedHeight&quot;&#58;287,&quot;reservedWidth&quot;&#58;1178&#125;"><div data-sp-webpart="" data-sp-webpartdataversion="1.11" data-sp-webpartdata="&#123;&quot;id&quot;&#58;&quot;d1d91016-032f-456d-98a4-721247c305e8&quot;,&quot;instanceId&quot;&#58;&quot;c339e72c-47e7-4085-9ca1-ab85e8160a88&quot;,&quot;title&quot;&#58;&quot;Image&quot;,&quot;description&quot;&#58;&quot;Add an image, picture or photo to your page including text overlays and ability to crop and resize images.&quot;,&quot;audiences&quot;&#58;[],&quot;serverProcessedContent&quot;&#58;&#123;&quot;htmlStrings&quot;&#58;&#123;&#125;,&quot;searchablePlainTexts&quot;&#58;&#123;&#125;,&quot;imageSources&quot;&#58;&#123;&quot;imageSource&quot;&#58;&quot;/sites/M365-CDN/SiteAssets/SitePages/Content-20069/3617880232-hostobject.png&quot;&#125;,&quot;links&quot;&#58;&#123;&#125;,&quot;customMetadata&quot;&#58;&#123;&quot;imageSource&quot;&#58;&#123;&quot;siteId&quot;&#58;&quot;40ef054e-5ec7-4552-ac92-09bbd4faa5e1&quot;,&quot;webId&quot;&#58;&quot;35f81bac-1b1d-4f8c-a038-0302a1a6ae55&quot;,&quot;listId&quot;&#58;&quot;870ffa3e-eb32-4905-82ab-9e57adb99968&quot;,&quot;uniqueId&quot;&#58;&quot;9a9cbc08-efcc-44f0-9c5a-0132bf9ef2bb&quot;,&quot;width&quot;&#58;289,&quot;height&quot;&#58;261&#125;&#125;&#125;,&quot;dataVersion&quot;&#58;&quot;1.11&quot;,&quot;properties&quot;&#58;&#123;&quot;id&quot;&#58;&quot;92249a58-595c-436d-b156-fcddf0dcdbf0&quot;,&quot;linkUrl&quot;&#58;&quot;&quot;,&quot;isInlineImage&quot;&#58;true,&quot;siteId&quot;&#58;&quot;40ef054e-5ec7-4552-ac92-09bbd4faa5e1&quot;,&quot;webId&quot;&#58;&quot;35f81bac-1b1d-4f8c-a038-0302a1a6ae55&quot;,&quot;listId&quot;&#58;&quot;870ffa3e-eb32-4905-82ab-9e57adb99968&quot;,&quot;uniqueId&quot;&#58;&quot;9a9cbc08-efcc-44f0-9c5a-0132bf9ef2bb&quot;,&quot;imgHeight&quot;&#58;261,&quot;imgWidth&quot;&#58;289,&quot;imageSourceType&quot;&#58;2,&quot;alignment&quot;&#58;&quot;Center&quot;,&quot;fileName&quot;&#58;&quot;hostobject.png&quot;,&quot;fixAspectRatio&quot;&#58;false,&quot;overlayText&quot;&#58;&quot;&quot;,&quot;altText&quot;&#58;&quot;&quot;&#125;,&quot;containsDynamicDataSource&quot;&#58;false&#125;"><div data-sp-componentid="d1d91016-032f-456d-98a4-721247c305e8"></div><div data-sp-htmlproperties=""><img data-sp-prop-name="imageSource" src="/sites/M365-CDN/SiteAssets/SitePages/Content-20069/3617880232-hostobject.png" data-sp-cust-siteId="40ef054e-5ec7-4552-ac92-09bbd4faa5e1" data-sp-cust-webId="35f81bac-1b1d-4f8c-a038-0302a1a6ae55" data-sp-cust-listId="870ffa3e-eb32-4905-82ab-9e57adb99968" data-sp-cust-uniqueId="9a9cbc08-efcc-44f0-9c5a-0132bf9ef2bb" data-sp-cust-width="289" data-sp-cust-height="261" /></div></div></div><div data-sp-canvascontrol="" data-sp-canvasdataversion="1.0" data-sp-controldata="&#123;&quot;controlType&quot;&#58;4,&quot;id&quot;&#58;&quot;32f10f5d-cc34-4203-b4b5-6af930acc61b&quot;,&quot;position&quot;&#58;&#123;&quot;layoutIndex&quot;&#58;1,&quot;zoneIndex&quot;&#58;1,&quot;sectionIndex&quot;&#58;1,&quot;sectionFactor&quot;&#58;12,&quot;controlIndex&quot;&#58;1&#125;,&quot;addedFromPersistedData&quot;&#58;true&#125;"><div data-sp-rte=""><p>In today’s blog post, we’ll take a look at a new feature from Microsoft recently pushed out to the canvas apps studio allowing us to get more contextual information about our app session. This opens up some pretty cool new possibilities with what we can do to customise the user experience we deliver to users through our applications. Let’s take a look!</p><p><b>Power Apps Host Objects</b></p><p>Microsoft Documents&#58;</p><p><a data-cke-saved-href="https&#58;//learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/power-fx/reference/object-host" href="https&#58;//learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/power-fx/reference/object-host">Host object in Power Apps - Power Platform | Microsoft Learn</a></p><p>Open full article&#58;</p><p><a data-cke-saved-href="https&#58;//lowcodelewis.com/blog/host-object-in-power-apps" href="https&#58;//lowcodelewis.com/blog/host-object-in-power-apps">Host Object in Power Apps - Low Code Lewis</a></p><p>The <b>Host</b> object in Power Apps provides information about the current host running the app. To access the <b>Host</b> object, expand the&#160; <a data-cke-saved-href="https&#58;//learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/power-fx/reference/object-app" href="https&#58;//learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/power-fx/reference/object-app">App</a>&#160; object at the top of the <b>Tree view</b> pane and then select it. In this example, the <b>Host</b> object doesn’t have any properties that accept formulas.</p><div tabindex="-1" data-cke-widget-wrapper="1" data-cke-filter="off" class="cke_widget_wrapper cke_widget_block cke_widget_inlineimage cke_widget_wrapper_webPartInRteInlineImage cke_widget_wrapper_webPartInRteClear cke_widget_wrapper_webPartInRteAlignCenter cke_widget_wrapper_webPartInRte cke_widget_selected" data-cke-display-name="div" data-cke-widget-id="0" role="region" aria-label="Inline image in RTE. Use Alt + F11 to go to toolbar. Use Alt + P to open the property pane."><div data-webpart-id="image" class="webPartInRte webPartInRteAlignCenter webPartInRteClear webPartInRteInlineImage cke_widget_element" data-cke-widget-data="%7B%22classes%22%3A%7B%22webPartInRteInlineImage%22%3A1%2C%22webPartInRteClear%22%3A1%2C%22webPartInRteAlignCenter%22%3A1%2C%22webPartInRte%22%3A1%7D%7D" data-cke-widget-upcasted="1" data-cke-widget-keep-attr="0" data-widget="inlineimage" data-instance-id="c339e72c-47e7-4085-9ca1-ab85e8160a88" title=""></div></div><p><b>The App object in PowerApps</b></p><p>In PowerApps, the “App object” refers to the top-level object that represents a PowerApps application. The App object is the container that holds all the screens, controls, data sources, and other objects that make up the application. Some of the features of the App object in PowerApps include&#58;</p><ol><li>Design Surface&#58; The App object provides a design surface where users can create and edit screens, add controls, and set properties.</li><li>Screen Navigation&#58; The App object allows users to define screen navigation, including the order of screens, how screens transition between each other, and whether to use navigation controls like a navigation bar or menu.</li><li>App Properties&#58; The App object has various properties that define app-level settings, such as the app’s name, icon, theme, and language.</li><li>Data Sources&#58; The App object enables users to connect to data sources, including popular ones like SharePoint, SQL Server, and Dynamics 365. Users can create, read, update, and delete data using these data sources.</li><li>Formulas&#58; The App object provides a formula bar where users can write formulas to manipulate data, perform calculations, or control the behavior of the application.</li><li>Variables&#58; The App object enables users to create and use variables to store and manipulate data within the application.</li><li>Customization&#58; The App object allows users to customize the application by adding custom code, connectors, and components.</li><li>Publishing&#58; The App object enables users to publish the application to various platforms, such as the web, mobile devices, and tablets.</li></ol><p><br></p><p>By leveraging the features of the App object in PowerApps, users can create powerful and flexible custom applications that meet their unique business needs.</p><p><b>PowerApps Components</b></p><ol><li>Screens&#58; Screens are the primary building blocks of PowerApps applications. Each screen contains a user interface (UI) that is designed to perform a specific task or display certain information.</li><li>Controls&#58; Controls are the individual UI elements that make up a screen. Examples of controls include buttons, text boxes, labels, data tables, and images. Users can customize these controls to create the desired user experience.</li><li>Data Sources&#58; Data sources are used to store data that is used in PowerApps applications. Examples of data sources include SharePoint lists, SQL Server databases, Excel spreadsheets, and custom APIs.</li><li>Connectors&#58; Connectors are used to connect PowerApps to external data sources such as Office 365, Dynamics 365, and Salesforce. This allows users to integrate their PowerApps applications with other systems and services.</li><li>Formulas&#58; Formulas are used to perform calculations and manipulate data within PowerApps. They are written using a simple syntax that is similar to Excel formulas.</li><li>Variables&#58; Variables are used to store data that is used within a single screen or across multiple screens in a PowerApps application. They can be used to store user inputs, temporary data, or data retrieved from a data source.</li><li>Collections&#58; Collections are used to store sets of data that are used within a PowerApps application. They can be created from data sources, formulas, or user inputs.</li></ol><p><br></p><p>By combining these core objects, users can create custom applications that can be used to automate business processes, track data, and perform a variety of other tasks.</p><p><b>More links on about Power Platform/Power Apps</b></p><ul><li><a data-cke-saved-href="https&#58;//docs.blackbaud.com/microsoft-connectors-docs/microsoft-power-platform/power-apps/power-app-addins" href="https&#58;//docs.blackbaud.com/microsoft-connectors-docs/microsoft-power-platform/power-apps/power-app-addins">Power Apps add-ins - Microsoft Integrations</a></li></ul><p>The Power Apps Host SPA is parameterized by the ID of the app to display as well as additional values that control the runtime behavior and appearance.</p><ul><li><a data-cke-saved-href="https&#58;//pnp.github.io/script-samples/powerapps-bulk-useraccess/README.html" href="https&#58;//pnp.github.io/script-samples/powerapps-bulk-useraccess/README.html">Add/Remove users(bulk) from Power Apps from CSV file</a></li></ul><p>Summary ; AppName, Power Apps App Id, This can checking details of the app from <a data-cke-saved-href="http&#58;//apps.powerapps.com" href="http&#58;//apps.powerapps.com">apps.powerapps.com</a> and selecting the app ; PrincipalDisplayName, User Display name.</p><p><br></p></div></div><div data-sp-canvascontrol="" data-sp-canvasdataversion="1.0" data-sp-controldata="&#123;&quot;controlType&quot;&#58;0,&quot;pageSettingsSlice&quot;&#58;&#123;&quot;isDefaultDescription&quot;&#58;true,&quot;isDefaultThumbnail&quot;&#58;true,&quot;globalRichTextStylingVersion&quot;&#58;0,&quot;rtePageSettings&quot;&#58;&#123;&quot;contentVersion&quot;&#58;4&#125;,&quot;isEmailReady&quot;&#58;false&#125;&#125;"></div></div>

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