For previous Article, Assigning Azure RBAC Roles using PowerApps and Flow – Part 3

Now, go back to the Form again, Select the LoadButton–Action(Flow)–Select the flow which we created and tested

You can see the Flow selected but you can see it is giving the syntax error

Enter the below text for OnSelect

Set(datafromflow,’Loadcurrentuser-Button’.Run())

You can see the syntax error gets disappeared

Now, we are able to get the flow attached to the Loanbutton. It is time to match the fields what we getting from the flow for the user

For each label, select the Text and type Datafromflow.coutryin

Here countryin is the filed value coming from the flow(remember we entered for add an output). Lets map same way to all the labels accordingly

Once you have mapped with all the labels. Let’s test the PowerApps to validate

Click on Arrow to begin the test

Click on Load Current User Details

You can see the details are gets loaded as you matched which means it is worked perfectly.

Now, let’s work on Auctioning the Check boxes

Select the TrainingCheck — OnCheck –set it to “true“

Select the AgreeCheck — OnCheck –set it to “true“

Now, let’s add a Button for Submit Action

Insert from Menu–>Click on Button

Select the Submit button–>DisplayMode and enter the below text

If(Trainingscheck.Value=true && AgreedCheck.Value=true,DisplayMode.Edit,DisplayMode.Disabled)

Let’s create another flow for the submit button to save the details of the loaded user details on SharePoint List.

Select Submit Button– Flows

Click on Create a new flow

Click on New Step

Select on Create Item

Type the SharePoint site URL and select List Name which we have created

In previous flow, we are getting the information, in this flow, we are saving the information to SharePoint list

Match the dynamic content for the each fields appropriately.

after that, For status — Enter the text “Submitted” which gives identification of the administrators

and also the texts for other two fields,

Agreement check –> Yes

Training Attend–> Yes

Click on New Step

Select send an email(V2)

In To field, Select the Email Address from Create Item

And customize the mail as per your requirements

Click on Save

Attach the Flow to the Submit button

Once again, it is giving the Syntax error

Select the Submit Button, OnSelect enter the following Text.

SubmitbuttonSharepointlistCreation.Run(FirstnameIN.Text,LastnameIN.Text,EmailaddressIN.Text,UPNIN.Text,CountryIN.Text,DepartmentIN.Text)

Click on test and let us validate once again the flows

Click on Load Current User Details

Select both check boxes and click on Submit button

Now you can see the new item has been created in the SharePoint list and mail has been sent to the user who has triggered the flow

So far so good.. Now we need to register an application in azure active directory to talk to Azure Active Directory to assign the directory roles.

For Next Article, Assigning Azure RBAC Roles using PowerApps and Flow – Part 5

For Previous Articles in this series,

Assigning Azure RBAC Roles using PowerApps and Flow – Part 1

Assigning Azure RBAC Roles using PowerApps and Flow – Part 2

Assigning Azure RBAC Roles using PowerApps and Flow – Part 3

Assigning Azure RBAC Roles using PowerApps and Flow – Part 6

Assigning Azure RBAC Roles using PowerApps and Flow – Part 7

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