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Message ID: MC1042749
On April 26, 2025, the Filter, sort, and search galleries with Copilot (preview) feature will have reached end of support.
How does this affect me?
This feature will no longer be available to users.
What action do I need to take?
This message is for awareness and no action is required.
Source: Microsoft
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The announcement regarding the end of support for the “Filter, sort, and search galleries with Copilot (preview)” feature on April 26, 2025, is certainly a noteworthy update for both admins and users in the Power Apps community.
For admins, this change means that they will need to prepare for the transition away from this feature. While no immediate action is required, it’s essential for them to stay informed about the new capabilities that may come into play as alternatives. This could be a great opportunity for admins to explore other features or enhancements that can elevate the user experience, ensuring that their teams remain efficient and productive.
Users, on the other hand, will need to adjust to the absence of this feature. While it may seem daunting at first—like losing your favorite coffee mug at work—this could also be a chance to explore new tools and features that Power Apps has to offer. Change can often lead to unexpected benefits, and who knows? The next feature might just become your new favorite!
In terms of impact, while the change may initially feel significant, it seems manageable with some proactive planning and adaptation. The Power Apps community is known for its resilience and innovation, so it will be interesting to see how everyone adjusts.
I’d love to hear your thoughts on this update! Are you feeling prepared, or do you think it’ll be a bit of a challenge to navigate? Let’s get the conversation going—your insights could help others in the community! For more in-depth discussions and tips, be sure to check out other posts on mwpro.co.uk.