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Hello,

I've created a Power App custom form for SharePoint list. When the user "saves," I'd like to send them to a homepage instead of the list page because we prefer them not visiting the list itself (I will provide a "New Item" launch via link on a separate SP page).

Can we do that with the SharePoint Integration object?

If not, can I hide this banner?

Thank you,

Ricky

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Kalathiya 1,665 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hello @RR-09101717-0,

I wanted users to land on a homepage after submitting a Power Apps custom form instead of going to the SharePoint list. Here's what worked for me:

I used the form’s OnSuccess property:

Launch("https://yourtenant.sharepoint.com/sites/yoursite/SitePages/Home.aspx",{count:1},LaunchTarget.New);

This keeps users away from the list and gives a smoother experience. Hope it helps someone else too!

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Hi @RR-09101717-0,

You can use the SharePointIntegration OnSave function like this
SubmitForm(YourFormName); Navigate(YourOtherPageName)

You cannot hide the banner, but if you have dedicated buttons for your functions on the app, change the OnSave to something like
Notify( "Please use the save button on the form", NotificationType.Information, 5000 )

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Thanks CU19111247-0 and WarrenBelz

I'm almost there with this. very helpful!!

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Thanks again, CU19111247-0 and WarrenBelz!

The functionality is working!

A related question - would it be possible for the form to open from double click of a row, already in edit mode?

I am using a variable for approvers, so I would apply a conditional - if an approver, a double click would open already in edit mode. Possible?

Thanks again for your help yesterday!

Ricky

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Hi @RR-09101717-0,

If you change the OnView setting to EditForm(YourFormName), it should do it.

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