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I intend to create user roles in my powerapp but I have a slight problem in relation to obtaining the users that the app was shared with; It turns out that I am interested in this of the Office365Users connector since there are the users of the company in which I work but I want to filter the entire list only for the users who were shared by the powerapp so that in an internal form they are assigned what role they will have in the powerapp and what functions they can access. Is there a way to do this without using powershell?
Hi @MasterRA ,
In Power Apps Portal -> Dataverse -> Tables, you could find the "PowerApps App" table, in this table you will see all the Apps and you will be able to find owners of a specific App by filtering the App ID.
However, if you don't use PowerShell, you won't be able to get information about users that the application has shared. Please suggest an idea in the Idea forum if you want this feature be added into Power Apps:
Power Apps Ideas - Power Platform Community
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Jeffer Ni
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