In the previous
demo, Peter Kalmström, CEO and Systems Designer of kalmstrom.com
Business Solutions, created a flow that each morning runs
through the Templates Dataverse table in the Recurring Tasks
solution and create instances of the tasks for the current
date in the Daily Tasks table in the same solution.
In
this demo, Peter will create a model-driven powerapp from
the Daily Tasks Dataverse table.
As you might see in the demo, Peter starts from Power Automate.
He was creating a flow in the previous step, so now he just
continues by selecting Solutions in the Power Automate menu.
The Power Apps menu has the same entry in the left hand
menu, so it does not matter from where you open the Recurring
Tasks solution.
Steps
Open the Recurring Tasks solution in Power Apps
or Power Automate.
Create a new model-driven app: Tasks To Do.
Add a page based on the Dataverse table Daily Tasks
to the app.
Open the Daily Tasks table >Views >Active
Tasks and decide which columns should be visible.
Publish the modified view.
Open the Daily Tasks table >Forms >Main form
and decide which columns should be visible.
Test the modified form.
Save and Publish the app
Peter also adds a Yes/No "Done" column to the Daily Tasks
table, so that app users can set their tasks to completed
directly in the app. Then he shows how to include the new
column in the already published and shared app.
Add the Done column to the Active Tasks view.
Add a filter in the Active Tasks view: Done does
not equal Yes.
Publish the modified view.
Add the Done column to the Daily Tasks Main form.
Modify the form to have two columns and drag the
fields to a suitable layout.
In
this demo, Peter will create a model-driven powerapp from
the Daily Tasks Dataverse table. 
