Have you wanted to save offline data in SharePoint, but also needed to include attachments. Here is a way to save, retreive and upload this data using only Power Apps. Note this example addresses new records only. Firstly you need a normal Edit Form (classic example here) with an attachment control (example named acAttachments). Data is entered as usual.  Now you need a Gallery (galAttachments – which you can hide) – with the Items property In the gallery are two controls – a Text Label lblAttachName with the Text property and an Image Control imgAttachContent with the Image property The Image control is needed to resolve the attachment content to the actual file content rather than the format an attachment control uses to reference them. When you are…

This is something that there is no “standard” way of doing as saving an attachment directly from Power Apps requires an attachment control with either SubmitForm() or Patch(Form.Updates), however often the requirement is for records to be accumulated in a Collection (including possible offline saving) and then bulk updated to SharePoint. The workaround described below only works with a single attachment per record. Nested galleries do not seem to work on this. Firstly you have a Collection with an Attachment on each (or some of) the record/s. Insert a Gallery (you can hide it later) with the Items of the Collection and any other fields you want to Patch on Labels (though this is not strictly necessary).  Now…