How to add GPS to get current Location in mobile app

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Posted on by jeniviya

Hi All!!

I want to get my current location using GPS and need to store in SharePoint.

How can I achieve this??

Thanks in Advance!!

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Hi @jeniviya ,

Assume you already connected your SharePoint list with PowerApps that you are developing, then you can use "Location" and "Location.Longitude" and "Location.Lattitude" to retrieve the information and of course including adding and editing and saving your location information to your SharePoint.

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I tried with "Location.Longitude" and "Location.Lattitude", But it's not giving exact location /accurate Location.

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Hi @jeniviya ,

Then you can add "Bing Map" to your connection, use the Longitude and Latitude as the input so that you can have the address... As Longitude and Latitude is only a number...

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Hi@jeniviya,
Based on the issue that you mentioned, do you want to get location name based on the "Location.Longitude" and "Location.Lattitude"?
Could you please share a bit more about the scenario, what is the column type in your SP list to store the location, Text or Location type?
As we know, the Location type is only editable within the SP list and is read-only in PowerApps. There is no way to update the Location column directly in PowerApps. So I advise that you'd better add Text type columns to store the location name.
I have a test on my side, please take a try as below.
How to get Bing Map API Key:
Connect to Bing Maps Portal
‘Sign In’ using either ‘Microsoft Account’ or ‘Enterprise Azure Active Directory account’.
Go to ‘My account -> My Keys’ and create a new key. (Steps to create new key)
Copy the Key which we gonna use in next steps.
Connect the BingMaps to your App:
Paste your API key within the input box
Inset a Button and a TextInput.
Set the OnSelect property of the Button as below:

Set(myLocation, BingMaps.GetLocationByPoint(Location.Latitude, Location.Longitude))

Set the Default property of the TextInput as below:

myLocation.name

Add a second button and set the OnSelect property as below:

Patch(MyLocation,Defaults(MyLocation),{Title:1001,Location:TextInput1.Text})

Note: 'MyLocation' is my SP list name. 'The 'Location' is a Text column to store my location.
Hope it could help.
Best Regards,
Qi

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wael_khanji 151 on at

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HI

please i need your support

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RJM07 801 on at

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If you look at the previous post, by @v-qiaqi-msft. Follow the steps to collect your API Key, you will not be able to use myLocation() until you have the API Key

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wael_khanji 151 on at

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Yes , sure i created api and use the key but not work

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obxapc 2 on at

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Is there a way to capture exact location of device in Power Apps so that it can be transmitted to another user's device using Power Apps? Also, this seems to outdated and not working anymore, or I may have just incorrect parameters.

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