From the Microsoft Power Platform blogs: Power Apps galleries; ForAll; Create a website with Copilot; ForAll function; Generate Teams meeting URL

In this week’s Power Platform blog roundup:

• Select multiple items and select all in Power Apps galleries
• Mastering the ForAll function in Power Apps: A key to efficient data handling
• Create a website using Copilot in Power Pages
• Generate Teams meeting URL with Power Automate flow

Select multiple items and select all in Power Apps galleries

On the PowersApps 911 blog, Shane Young wrote that when you work with Power Apps, a common requirement is the ability to select multiple items from a gallery.

He noted that could be for sending emails, updating records, or just enhancing the user interaction. But no matter the reason, adding select and multi-select options to your galleries can significantly improve the functionality of your application.

In his blog post, Young explained how to integrate checkboxes for item selection and manage dynamic UI elements in your Power Apps galleries. He then provided the steps to create a basic multiple select gallery experience. First, he talked about adding the checkboxes to galleries, and then he discussed getting the items that users selected in the gallery. He also provided a video explaining how to add "select all" and "deselect all."

Create a website using Copilot in Power Pages

An author writing on the Inogic blog explained how to create a website using Copilot. The author provided information on how create the web pages, the section text and forms, how to generate code, and how to add the AI Chabot on the web pages using Copilot.

The author stated that because Copilot can understand natural language, you're able to add the requirements on business prompts or select default templates that Power Pages provides for creating a website.

In the blog post, the author went through the steps you need to take to create Power Pages using Copilot. The author noted that Copilot lets you easily create a website as well as create a sub-component of a website using a low-code process.

Mastering the ForAll function in Power Apps: a key to efficient data handling