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Latest PowerApps update introduces te App Usage report and te new Split string function
James Oleinik, Principal PM Manager, 6. september 2017
Te newest update for PowerApps (version 690) launches a preview of te 'Usage' report for app authors to review te usage of their apps across their organization and te ability to use a delimiter to break a text string into parts with te Split function.
Need an easy way to monitor how many users are using your app within your organization?  Introducing te preview of te App Usage report.
Te App usage report gives app authors te ability to track how many users have launched your app over te past 30 days broken down by day, device platform and location. If you are interested in learning more, check out my blog post that outlines te capabilities of te report and where you can find it on web.powerapps.com.
Got a list of fruit to buy at te market?  “Apples, Oranges, Bananas”?  Need a way to quickly and easily break that string up so that you can check them off, one by one?
Do we have te function for you!  Introducing te Split function.  It takes as input a string to break apart and a separator string to break on, and outputs a table of substrings.  So, for te above example:
Split( “Apples, Oranges, Bananas”, “,” )
Results in a table of [ “Apples”, “ Oranges”, “ Bananas” ].  Note that there are spaces in front of “ Oranges” and “ Bananas”.  That is because we broke te string up on exactly a single comma and nothing more.  We can fix this by changing te separator to look for two characters which includes te space:
Split( “Apples, Oranges, Bananas”, “, ” )
Or if we aren’t always sure that there will be a space, or there might be two, we can use te TrimEnds function on te result (input is a single column table and output is a single column table):
TrimEnds( Split( “Apples, Oranges, Bananas”, “,” ) )
Both of these methods result in te desired single column table [ “Apples”, “Oranges”, “Bananas” ].
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