I'm afraid it's not supported in PowerApps currently.

I suggest you customize the pattern using other softwares and then upload it to PowerApps. Vous ne pouvez pas modifier les icônes affectées aux entités système. For instance, here is how you can show the different quadrants of the circle: Top-right quadrant: Overlay the three-quarter circle on the full circle and set the three-quarter circle fill to the background fill. The images that I used for that app (and that are attached) use SVG, so if you open the file in a text editor (such as notepad) you may be able to modify them, such as their colors. You can also tell which ones support the new feature by the icon on the tree view (see image below). To open the app, save the .msapp file locally, then go to https://create.powerapps.com, select Open, Browse, and find the file that you saved before. Dans la liste Toutes les solutions, sélectionnez la solution non gérée que vous souhaitez.

Solved!

Iconator est un outil que la communauté XrmToolbox a développé pour Power Apps. I read that this feature was rolled out, but I don't have access to it in my environment. Pour plus d'informations, voir Créer ou modifier des ressources Web pour étendre une application.

You could upload customize images by clicking File->Media->Image->Browse.

I'm afraid it's not supported in PowerApps currently.

I suggest you customize the pattern using other softwares and then upload it to PowerApps. Vous ne pouvez pas modifier les icônes affectées aux entités système. For instance, here is how you can show the different quadrants of the circle: Top-right quadrant: Overlay the three-quarter circle on the full circle and set the three-quarter circle fill to the background fill. The images that I used for that app (and that are attached) use SVG, so if you open the file in a text editor (such as notepad) you may be able to modify them, such as their colors. You can also tell which ones support the new feature by the icon on the tree view (see image below). To open the app, save the .msapp file locally, then go to https://create.powerapps.com, select Open, Browse, and find the file that you saved before. Dans la liste Toutes les solutions, sélectionnez la solution non gérée que vous souhaitez.

Solved!

Iconator est un outil que la communauté XrmToolbox a développé pour Power Apps. I read that this feature was rolled out, but I don't have access to it in my environment. Pour plus d'informations, voir Créer ou modifier des ressources Web pour étendre une application.

You could upload customize images by clicking File->Media->Image->Browse.

I'm afraid it's not supported in PowerApps currently.

I suggest you customize the pattern using other softwares and then upload it to PowerApps. Vous ne pouvez pas modifier les icônes affectées aux entités système. For instance, here is how you can show the different quadrants of the circle: Top-right quadrant: Overlay the three-quarter circle on the full circle and set the three-quarter circle fill to the background fill. The images that I used for that app (and that are attached) use SVG, so if you open the file in a text editor (such as notepad) you may be able to modify them, such as their colors. You can also tell which ones support the new feature by the icon on the tree view (see image below). To open the app, save the .msapp file locally, then go to https://create.powerapps.com, select Open, Browse, and find the file that you saved before. Dans la liste Toutes les solutions, sélectionnez la solution non gérée que vous souhaitez.

Solved!

Iconator est un outil que la communauté XrmToolbox a développé pour Power Apps. I read that this feature was rolled out, but I don't have access to it in my environment. Pour plus d'informations, voir Créer ou modifier des ressources Web pour étendre une application.

You could upload customize images by clicking File->Media->Image->Browse.

I'm afraid it's not supported in PowerApps currently.

I suggest you customize the pattern using other softwares and then upload it to PowerApps. Vous ne pouvez pas modifier les icônes affectées aux entités système. For instance, here is how you can show the different quadrants of the circle: Top-right quadrant: Overlay the three-quarter circle on the full circle and set the three-quarter circle fill to the background fill. The images that I used for that app (and that are attached) use SVG, so if you open the file in a text editor (such as notepad) you may be able to modify them, such as their colors. You can also tell which ones support the new feature by the icon on the tree view (see image below). To open the app, save the .msapp file locally, then go to https://create.powerapps.com, select Open, Browse, and find the file that you saved before. Dans la liste Toutes les solutions, sélectionnez la solution non gérée que vous souhaitez.

Solved!

Iconator est un outil que la communauté XrmToolbox a développé pour Power Apps. I read that this feature was rolled out, but I don't have access to it in my environment. Pour plus d'informations, voir Créer ou modifier des ressources Web pour étendre une application.

You could upload customize images by clicking File->Media->Image->Browse.