Melinda Cozza - Power Platform and CMS Developer

With help from the awesome Ryan!

 'profession' => [
          '#type' => 'select',
          '#title' => $this->t('Professional Category'),
          '#required' => TRUE,
          '#empty_option' => $this->t('- Select -'),
          '#options' => $professions,
          '#default_value' => isset($user) ? $user->get('field_profession')->target_id : '',
        ],

Profession is the custom user field.

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Diff Tool

You can use you Console or edit the config file directly. Either will work.

IN GIT

Run this:

git config --global diff.tool subl                   
("l" is and lowercase L)

Then run this:

git config --global difftool.subl.cmd "subl --wait --diff $LOCAL $REMOTE"

OR

Just an easy fix for me, hope it is for you as well.

When your path for Visual Studio Code in the command prompt when configuring Git isn't working and it is a new VS install... restart your computer after installing Visual Studio Code.  It should set the path and "code" will work in command prompt.

Put the below in your "Text" property:

Text(ThisItem.YourColumnName,"hh:mm AM/PM")

Example and below results:

Text(ThisItem.BackToHHSDTime,"hh:mm AM/PM")

In the forms "OnSuccess" Property.

If(DataCardValue62_6.Selected.Value = "Approved", Navigate('Success-Approved-HS',ScreenTransition.Fade), If(DataCardValue62_6.Selected.Value = "Denied", Navigate('Success-Denied-HS'),ScreenTransition.Fade),true,false)=true

1. Insert Drop Down to Date Data Card, within the card. 

When you need to convert the time a certain time zone. :)

So in HTML tables it doesn't seem like you can use convert time zone step to format the date the way you would like it so I did this and it works like a charm.

In dynamic content click the expression tab and enter this

formatDateTime(item()?['YourField/Column'],'dd-MM-yyyy hh:mm tt')

formatDateTime(item()?['BackToHHSDTime'],'dd-MM-yyyy hh:mm tt')

This particular screen gives the AD assistants a quick glance at all the trips they have in the next 7 days. (8 if you include today. :)

Sort(Filter('YourSharePointList', ColumnYouWantToFilterBy.Value = "High School"And DATECOLUMN >= Today() And tripdate < DateAdd(Today(), 8, Days) ),DATECOLUMN,Ascending )

Sort(Filter('22-23-AthleticTrips', pickupbuilding.Value = "High School"And tripdate >= Today() And tripdate < DateAdd(Today(), 8, Days) ),tripdate,Ascending )

Sort(Filter('SharePointList', YourColumn.Value = "Text Value"),DateColumn,Ascending)

Sort(Filter('22-23-AthleticTrips', pickupbuilding.Value = "High School"),tripdate,Ascending)