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Hi, any idea or tutorial that I can refer to print PDF in power apps directly? will be dynamic/multiple row for Child1 and Child2 sharepoint list.

 

The sharepoint or PDF structure to print as below:

Parent:

IDTitleNameDescription
1ABC123JohnIT
2DEF456SmithSales

 

Child1:

Titleapp_noTask
1ABC123Task A
1ABC123Task B
2DEF456Task C
2DEF456Task D

 

Child2:

Titleapp_nostart
1ABC123startA
1ABC123startB
1ABC123startC
2DEF456startD
2DEF456startE

 

Thanks

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  • v-xiaochen-msft Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @twister ,

     

    Currently powerapps does not support printing.

    You could convert your lists into pdf, save it in onedrive, and print it in onedrive app.

     

    If you have any ideas, you could submit them to here.

     

    Best Regards,
    Wearsky
    If my post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help others. Thanks.

  • twister Profile Picture
    418 on at

    thanks for info..how do I convert the lists into PDF?

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    v-xiaochen-msft Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @twister ,

     

    Please refer to the steps below:

    1\ This is test list . I will convert it to a PDF file. ‘app_no’ and ‘Task’ are ‘Single line of text’ columns’.

    v-xiaochen-msft_0-1616399574161.png

     

     

    2\ Build an instant flow ‘TEST 38’.

    v-xiaochen-msft_1-1616399574169.png

     

    v-xiaochen-msft_2-1616399574173.png

     

    // Content : Ask in Powerapps
    
    // Generate form sample: [{"Title":"a","app_no":"a","Task":"a"}]

     

    v-xiaochen-msft_3-1616399574174.png

     

     

    3\ Add a button control and set its onselect property to:

    ClearCollect(Test,ShowColumns(Child1,"Title","app_no","Task"))

     

    4\ Add this flow to canvas app. Add a button control and set its onselect property to:

    TEST38.Run(JSON(Test))
    
    // TEST38 is the flow

     

    5\ The result is as follows:

    v-xiaochen-msft_4-1616399574175.png

     

    v-xiaochen-msft_5-1616399574176.png

     

    v-xiaochen-msft_6-1616399574178.png

     

     

    Best Regards,

    Wearsky

    If my post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help others. Thanks.

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