Formula columns are columns that display a calculated value in a Microsoft Dataverse table. Formulas use Power Fx, a powerful but human-friendly programming language. Build a formula in a Dataverse formula column the same way you would build a formula in Microsoft Excel.

Learn how to create and use decimal, whole number, float, and choice data types in formula columns.

Welcome to The Complete Power Apps Functions List. On this page you will find a categorized list of 150+ Power Apps functions with links to the official documentation. Experimental functions like PDF are also included. Power Apps already has an official formulas reference so why did I do this? A few reasons: I wanted a functions cheat sheet where I could quickly see all the functions and how ...

In this guide, I’ll walk you through everything you need to know — what formula columns are, how they’re different from calculated columns, how to create one step by step, and several real-world examples you can adapt for your own projects.

Formula columns are based on Power Fx. We are using the same Excel-like language you use for Power Apps can be applied here. Power Fx provides a much richer set of functions than were previously available with calculated columns, especially for text processing.

Formula columns are columns that display a calculated value in a Microsoft Dataverse table. Formulas use [Power Fx] (/power-platform/power-fx/overview), a powerful but human-friendly programming language.

Formula columns are columns that display a calculated value in a Microsoft Dataverse table. Formulas use Power Fx, a powerful but human-friendly programming language. Build a formula in a Dataverse formula column the same way you would build a formula in Microsoft Excel.

My first instinct is to create a calculated field that concatenates the item name and item description, but I'd like to avoid adding those columns to the 'Line Items' table if possible.

Power Apps named formulas enable you to use the same app logic in several places. In this post I will explain the best ways to use them.

Recently, I found an elegant and scalable solution: Power Fx Formula Columns in Dataverse. This post walks you through how I used this feature to centralize checklist approval logic in a...