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Hi All,I have a sharepoint list with fields as shows in the image. When i edit this form in power apps it only shows 3 or 4 fields. I have tried on Chrome, Firefox, Edge but no luck. I have attached the images. I would like to see all my fields on power apps for customization. Is it possible to see all fields there?
Hi @Ramiz ,
Edit the form and add the fields as below
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Thank you for your answer @WarrenBelz . I thought by default it should show all the fields thats why I was a bit confused. One more thing if u can answer that.How to change the 'New Item' to something meaning full?
If you use "Customise in Power Apps, you can put whatever you want there - after publishing it will replace this.
Thank you @WarrenBelz . I will look into it.
Hi @WarrenBelz I am facing a problem after customizing the form in power apps. I had fields which were not showing in the form as i mentioned but in that form I was able to add multiple attachments and I was able to attach more than 10 mb file size.Now after adding the fields as you mentioned and publishing it to share point I am not able to add multiple attachments and attachments are limited to 10 mb only. Is this something default or something wrong in power apps settings?
@Ramiz ,
You can set the MaxAttachmentSize to handle the 10mb limit and the MaxAttachments for the number of attachments allowed.
If for multiple attachments, you are referring to at the one time (select many), you cannot do this.
@WarrenBelz
Yes the requirement is to add multiple attachments (select many) in a sharepoint list which by default sharepoint provides. Its just after customizing the standard form in power apps based on other requirements the functionality is breaking. And I think sharepoint is powerApps to show forms and everything so just curious why cant powerapps can handle it.
Thanks @Ramiz ,
It is not actually broken in Power Apps as it was never there in the first place, however you can attach multiple items individually up to the limits you set.
SharePoint in this case is being used as a data source only by Power Apps and other functionality such as filtered/grouped views are not in Power Apps.
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