PowerApps Collection Logic Migration
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I have two canvas apps in my PowerApps environment: a well-tested source app and a newer app that will drive automation of processes, specifically task assignments. The source app already contains several ClearCollect/Collect chains, Patch statements, and OnStart variables that work perfectly; the destination app needs the same behaviour but currently throws errors whenever I replicate the formulas.
I’m looking for someone who can:
• Identify every collection and supporting variable in the source app and migrate them cleanly into the destination app.
• Troubleshoot any delegation issues, naming conflicts, or missing data sources so the collections load without errors.
• Provide concise notes (or comments in the code) explaining what was changed so I can maintain it later.
Acceptance criteria:
– Opening the destination app triggers all collections without red X warnings.
– Task-assignment flows that depend on these collections must populate galleries and forms exactly as they do in the original app.
– All fixes stay within standard PowerApps functions; no premium connectors are introduced.
The work will take place in a shared environment; I’ll grant you temporary access and stay available on Teams for quick questions. If you’re confident with PowerApps formulas, collections, and debugging, I’d love your help finishing this migration.
I’m looking for someone who can:
• Identify every collection and supporting variable in the source app and migrate them cleanly into the destination app.
• Troubleshoot any delegation issues, naming conflicts, or missing data sources so the collections load without errors.
• Provide concise notes (or comments in the code) explaining what was changed so I can maintain it later.
Acceptance criteria:
– Opening the destination app triggers all collections without red X warnings.
– Task-assignment flows that depend on these collections must populate galleries and forms exactly as they do in the original app.
– All fixes stay within standard PowerApps functions; no premium connectors are introduced.
The work will take place in a shared environment; I’ll grant you temporary access and stay available on Teams for quick questions. If you’re confident with PowerApps formulas, collections, and debugging, I’d love your help finishing this migration.
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