Learn Live: Customize the command bar in Power Apps

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Shows how to add a Follow up button to a model-driven form that uses Power FX in a generated command component library to patch a Task only when status = Active, then navigate to the new task; demo publishes, creates the task and visibility rule hides the button when Resolved. Covers editing modern commands, when to fall back to classic Ribbon XML/JavaScript (Ribbon Workbench), and tips on saving, publishing, and deploying component libraries.

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1. 0:00Welcome
2. 1:12Command bar overview
3. 7:41Command bar evolution
4. 12:20Command bar types
5. 27:18Follow-up task button demo
6. 42:52Advanced Power FX features
7. 51:17Knowledge check
8. 57:03Summary

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