Copy form from one Powerapp to another

[VisibleFilm]

Hi all - I have a highly customized PowerApps form that is default form for a SharePoint list.  I have another SharePoint list and I would like to use a copy of the same PowerApps form as the default form for that list.  Is there a simple way to do this?  Thanks in advance.

[PowerAddict]

How about you save the form using a diff name and then either use that form for the other list OR copy all the controls from your 1st app and paste it into the other.

Let me know if this helps.

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[VisibleFilm]

Thanks Hardit - I don't have the option to "Save As" under a different name(See attached image - I think this is because it is the default PowerApp tied to the SharePoint list).  Any idea if there is another way to do this?

Also, I tried copy the controls from the first form(Ctrl+A and then Ctrl+C) and then pasting into the new form(Ctrl +V) but the control did not copy over.  Am I doing this the incorrect way?  Surprised there is not an easier way to accomplish this.

[timl]

Hi @VisibleFilm 

Unfortunately, it's not possible to copy customized SharePoint forms from one list to another.

There is an post in the ideas forum that you can vote on here.

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Power-Apps-Ideas/Move-or-Copy-a-SharePoint-list-PowerApps-Custom... 

[PowerAddict]

Thanks @timl I will double check but not sure why I was under the impression that I had copied components over from one app to another. My apologies if that was incorrect info.

[timl]

No worries @PowerAddict. I hope you're right and that there is a way to do this! Thanks for all your great contributions in the forum by the way 🙂

[PowerAddict]

Thanks a lot @timl ! Means a lot coming from you! Trying to help as much as I can 🙂

[v-yutliu-msft]

Hi @VisibleFilm ,

Firstly, it's not supported to copy a custom form directly by using PowerApps.

Secondly, you could export components and import components.

I suggest you try components.

You could combine many controls and settings that are common in your original form, save them in a component.

And then export it. In your new form, import this component, which could reduce you much time.

To do you , you need to turn this setting on:

 After you create your components in your original form , choose export components.

Then in your new form, choose import components.

Then, your components will be copied in the new form. 😀

Here's a doc about how to use component for your reference:

https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/components-available-in-preview/

Best regards,

[Jayrod_]

If your goal is to make a copy (for the same table entity) with a few minor edits, without rebuilding the form, you can set the form you want to copy as the default, then start a new form. The template that you start with will be the form you set as default.