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I'm looking for a powershell script to edit a text label in a SharePoint form in Power Apps. I have some verbiage in the text that needs to be changed periodically and hoping I can do this through power shell instead of using the web interface in Power Apps.
What I would do, is have a definition list in SharePoint for "Settings" or something. And then define a label mapping to it there. And have your labels in the app use LookUp()'s to this list to get their value for the label. Then you can set the values in that list, and you can do this via powershell easy as well.
Make sure the setting list gives permissions to everyone using the app etc. or you'll have blank labels :).
Would you have a Powershell script that can do this or a template I may use?
Did you understand cwebb365's answer? No powershell needed to get the main part up and running. Once you have the main part up and running, you could then write power shell if there is a need to update the sharepoint config list.
Again, I'd suggest getting the main part up and running first (the config list, the label that uses the value from the config list instead of a hard-coded value). After that, look into the set-pnplistitem cmdlet.
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