In Power Automate when we use a flow to get items from SharePoint Lists, following actions tends to be get wrapped automatically in a loop. In larger flows, this tends to complicate the whole flow and make it difficult to manage. Espessially when we use the the ODATA filter query to restrict the entries returned …
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Power Automate formatDateTime() is a useful expression that I use when i need to log flow actions, but I often forget the syntax, so this is a log for it. To play around with this expression Create a new manually trigger flow, name it was you will Create two data compose actions, the first one …
Great Update, seems like Teams now support metadata edit directly in files, no more "hacks" needed.. 🙂 Currently there is a gap in SharePoint file Experience in Teams Microsoft is working hard to fill this gap, and we got some updates, but metadata edit is still missing https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-sharepoint-blog/rich-new-file-and-sharing-experiences-throughout-microsoft-365/ba-p/960129 Notes: Each Teams channel gets a folder …
WARNING! This is a long post… User onboarding is something IT department's have been doing for years, with the move to Office 365 the process have change a little bit. This post present a guide on how to automate this process for Office 365. Thanks to my #awesome colleague Tom-Inge Larsen for his #magical skill …
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Back in good old days with SharePoint Designer, when you use the send an email action, it always send out the correct dynamic information from the SharePoint list Item, In Flow this work differently , below is my experience with this: Scenario steps: User request an approval via a SharePoint/PowerApps form Approval request is sent …
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