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Ever wonder if you can build an app and be able to show or hide certain functions based on rights within a certain group inside of Azure Active Directory or Office 365? This is a common ask by customers and in this video, I’ll show you how to do just that. For example, you can use this technique to share or hide the administrator pieces of the app unless a user has certain admin rights.
In my previous video, I started gathering the requirements for an app we’re building for an organization called Forgotten Parks (learn more at ForgottenParks.org); this cool organization works on saving and restoring parks. What I’m building is an inventory application for them and a key piece they wanted was to control who can see certain areas of the app.
In my short demo below, I’ll begin to build this app and show you how to connect it to Active Directory (AD) and how to create groups in AD or Office 365 and add variables to gain or deny access to various functions based on a whether a person is an admin or not.
In this video, I show how to lay the groundwork for showing or hiding certain functions in a Power App. Keep an eye out for my upcoming videos as I continue to build this app for Forgotten Parks.
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SQL Server MVP and founder of Pragmatic Works. Brian has been working with SQL Server as a DBA and business intelligence professional since 1998. He has written more than 15 books on the topic and has spoken at dozens of conferences.
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