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Kanban Board

The Kanban Board gives Power Apps a clean, three-column task board — To do, In progress, Done — rendered as a single data-driven SVG Image. Cards are read from a collection and grouped into columns by their Status, so the whole board redraws from your data with no PCF and no premium connectors. It is the screen makers rebuild for every project and task tool.

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# Kanban Board — PowerBlocks (PRO Screen)
# A 3-column board (To do / In progress / Done) rendered as a single data-driven
# Power Fx SVG Image: each card is read from a collection and placed in its column.
#
# The board renders immediately: DEMO DATA is inlined in the Image formula below.
# STEP 1 — Paste onto a blank screen. STEP 2 — Replace the _data Table(...) with your
#          own data (e.g. colKanban); the board re-groups cards by their Status
#          into the three columns automatically.

- KanbanBoard:
    Control: Image
    Properties:
      X: =0
      Y: =0
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Common use cases

Project & task boards

Visualise work in progress across stages for a project, sprint or backlog.

Workflow stages

Show items moving through any pipeline — leads, requests, tickets — by status.

Team overviews

Give a manager an at-a-glance board of what's queued, active and done.

How to use Kanban Board in Power Apps

  1. 1Add the colKanban collection to Screen.OnVisible using the snippet in the YAML header.
  2. 2Click "Copy YAML" — the syntax is invariant and works in every Power Apps locale.
  3. 3Paste the control onto a blank screen in Power Apps Studio.
  4. 4Swap colKanban for your own data — cards regroup into columns by Status automatically.

Tip — To move a card, Patch its Status (e.g. from a card-tap action) and the board redraws. For true drag-and-drop, layer transparent buttons over each card area.

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