PowerApp CSV Export & Print
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I have a working PowerApp that already stores customer records, and now I want to give users two extras:
1. A one-click “Export to CSV” action that gathers only Customer information and places the result into a downloadable .csv file. The file must contain the Name and Contact Details fields together with the current Account Status—nothing else.
2. A companion “Print” action that shows the same data in a clean, printable layout and sends it to the browser’s print dialog (or prints directly if we must rely on Power Automate).
I’m comfortable editing formulas but need you to supply:
• The PowerFx/Canvas code (and, if required, a Power Automate flow) that creates the export table and streams it as CSV.
• The code or template screen that renders the printable view.
• Brief setup notes so I can drop the pieces into my existing app and test within my tenant.
Everything should run inside the standard PowerApps/Power Automate environment—no premium connectors. If you need a collection or temporary SharePoint list to stage the data, please note that clearly.
I’ll consider the job done when I can press the two buttons in my own app, receive the correctly-formatted CSV, and print the same view without errors.
1. A one-click “Export to CSV” action that gathers only Customer information and places the result into a downloadable .csv file. The file must contain the Name and Contact Details fields together with the current Account Status—nothing else.
2. A companion “Print” action that shows the same data in a clean, printable layout and sends it to the browser’s print dialog (or prints directly if we must rely on Power Automate).
I’m comfortable editing formulas but need you to supply:
• The PowerFx/Canvas code (and, if required, a Power Automate flow) that creates the export table and streams it as CSV.
• The code or template screen that renders the printable view.
• Brief setup notes so I can drop the pieces into my existing app and test within my tenant.
Everything should run inside the standard PowerApps/Power Automate environment—no premium connectors. If you need a collection or temporary SharePoint list to stage the data, please note that clearly.
I’ll consider the job done when I can press the two buttons in my own app, receive the correctly-formatted CSV, and print the same view without errors.