Monday, October 4, 2021

Scan Multiple Barcode at Once using PowerApps


Introduction :


In this Blog, we will see step by step implementation of how to Scan Multiple Barcodes at once and patch it to SharePoint


Implementation Process:

 

SharePoint:

 

1. Navigate to office.com

 

2. Click SharePoint (if SharePoint List Already Available Copy the List Name else follow from Step #3)

 

3. Click Create Site then Team Site

 

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4. Site then Input the Site Name and Owner and Privacy Setting as PUBLIC

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4. Click Next for completion of Site Creation

 

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5. Click New then Click List and Select Blank List then Click Next and Input the Name and Create.

 

6. Copy the SharePoint Browser URL.

 

PowerApps:

 

1. Navigate to https://make.powerapps.com

 

2. Then Click on Apps

 

3. Click New and Select Canvas App

 

4. Once Page Opened Click on App and write the below Code

 

              getMultipleBarCodes --> to Collect Values after Scanning

 

ClearCollect(getMultipleBarCodes,Blank())

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5. Add a Gallery and Set the Item for that Gallery as getMultipleBarCodes

 

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6. Add a Barcode Button Insert --> Media --> Barcode Scanner

 

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7. Select the Scan Button and in On Scan Operation write the below code ( if the Scanned code already exists then Throw Error else Collect the information)

 

If(CountRows(Filter(getMultipleBarCodes,Value=BarcodeScanner1.Value))>0,Notify("Scanned Barcode already Exists"),Collect(getMultipleBarCodes,BarcodeScanner1.Value));

 

8. Click on Data source then Select SharePoint then Input the copied URL and select the List

 

9. Click OK.

 

10. Add a Button 

 

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11. Rename as Submit and write the below code in On Select of that button

 

ForAll(getMultipleBarCodes,Patch('BarCode List',Defaults('BarCode List'),{Title:Value}))

 

12. Save and Publish the App.

 

That's it. This is how we need to use Multiple Barcode Scanning with PowerApps.

 

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