Understanding Microsoft Dataverse
summary
Dataverse (formerly Common Data Service) stores and secures app data for Power Apps while enforcing business logic and row‑level security. Demo builds a new table demo20 with auto‑number key, attachments, choice country, decimal salary, a many‑to‑one lookup, business rules and a published form; provisioning completes and edits are published successfully via the Power Apps Excel connector. A dataflow (Power Query) from OneDrive creates a new Dataverse table and can schedule refreshes; the same Dataverse table connects to Power BI.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:50Agenda
- 2:30Microsoft Power Platform
- 7:25Common Data Service
- 11:45Demo
- 13:02Power Interface
- 13:32Tables
- 16:03Key
- 17:16Columns
- 22:01Relationships
- 23:45Lookup List
- 25:30Main Form
- 30:47Edit Data in Excel
- 38:21Get Data
- 38:46Browse OneDrive
- 39:56Transform Data
- 41:04Nesting Data
- 43:39Refreshing Data
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