Adding a new screen in Power Apps depends on whether you are working with a canvas app, a model-driven app, or a Power Apps Card. Based on the provided reference, here is the process specifically for adding a new screen within a Power Apps Card:
According to the reference dated 08-May-2023, you add a new screen to a Power Apps Card using the card designer's Tree View. Power Apps Cards are micro-apps that can perform small tasks without needing a separate browser window or embedding within other applications. They are typically shared and consumed within Microsoft 365 applications like Teams and Outlook.
Steps to Add a New Screen to a Power Apps Card
Follow these steps to add another screen to your Power Apps Card project:
- Sign in to Power Apps: Begin by navigating to the Power Apps portal and signing in.
- Select Cards and a Card: Once signed in, select Cards from the navigation pane. Then, choose the specific card you wish to edit by selecting it. This will open the card in the designer.
- Access Tree View: In the left pane of the card designer interface, find and select the Tree View option. The Tree View shows the hierarchical structure of your card's components and screens.
- Select + New screen: Within the Tree View pane, locate and click the + New screen option. This action initiates the process of adding a new screen.
- Name and Create: A prompt will appear asking for the screen's details. Enter a name for your new screen, and then select Create to add it to your card project.
- Add Components: The newly created screen will appear in the designer. You can now proceed to Add controls, data, and variables to this screen as needed to build out its functionality and appearance.
This process allows you to create multi-screen experiences within a single Power Apps Card, enabling navigation between different views or forms within the card itself.
For adding screens to Canvas Apps, the process involves opening the app in the Power Apps Studio, going to the "New screen" button on the command bar or Insert tab, and selecting a screen layout (e.g., Blank, Scrollable, List, Form). The steps provided in the reference are specific to the Card designer environment.
