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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)

Trying to keep the same date on all the fields without the user accidentally putting in the wrong date.

First Date to carry one: (Copy into other date fields)

This datacard is "DateValue1_3"

Great for dashboards when the user shouldn't change the option but it still needs to be written to Dataverse or Sharepoint.

I put the card in DisplayMode.View so they cannot change it but it will be written,

I have two save and submit options for my app.

I needed user to view if they "Updated and Submitted", "Saved only" or "Submitted"

Issues and solutions for Date and Time fields for Power Apps and Power Automate

1. Time zone issues-

If you find that you have converted your time zones in your flow and they are still not dislaying correct in SharePoint. Make sure the time zone in your SharePoint site is correct. It could be default to the wrong time zone no matter where you live and set it up.
Check your site's time zone at: Site information>View all site settings>Regional settings