From the course: Power Apps: Building Data-Driven Apps

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Conditional formatting

Conditional formatting

- [Instructor] So Power-Ups gives you some additional tools that'll help you design user friendly apps. For instance, you can add conditional formating that will hide or reveal information, based on user input. For instance, in this particular app, I've got a shape field which I've set up as a drop down, and which I've renamed as dd shape. Now what if I wanted to show an image of the shape selected, just so a user could verify. Well I've added some simple shape icons unto the form, so let's start with the circle. What I need to do, is tell Power-Ups that I only want this visible if the value of the shape drop down is circle. So I need to change the properties for visible for this element in the formula bar. Here, now it's currently set to true. the only real hard part of this is knowing which value to reference, but if you click on something in the Form Window, you're told what it is in various places, so you that's…

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