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Add Button to SharePoint Form JSON
- Sep 03, 2022
Annika_Morrell I don't think customRowAction (executeFlow or setValue) are supported in list form JSON formatting.
Seems like your only option is to customize list forms using Power apps where you can add buttons & execute flows from power apps.
Also, you cannot get the JSON formatting in power apps as it is while customizing list form using power apps.
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Annika_Morrell I don't think customRowAction (executeFlow or setValue) are supported in list form JSON formatting.
Seems like your only option is to customize list forms using Power apps where you can add buttons & execute flows from power apps.
Also, you cannot get the JSON formatting in power apps as it is while customizing list form using power apps.
Similar thread: Form configuration - add buttons in footer
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- Annika_MorrellSep 06, 2022Copper Contributor
ganeshsanap Thanks for the response! Before I close the thread-- do you know if there's any workaround on moving JSON formatting of a list to PowerApps? I understand if it's not as simple as copy/paste, but it seems strange for there not to be any portability between the two.
- ganeshsanapSep 06, 2022MVP
Annika_Morrell SharePoint JSON formatting and Power apps are two different technologies and those works differently.
So, you cannot move SharePoint JSON formatting to Power apps. You have to use the power apps controls (buttons, labels, etc.) and their properties (color, fill, hovercolor, hoverfill, etc.) to color code in power apps.
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