SharePoint, O365, Azure
Only a couple of years old and Microsoft Teams is already the biggest chat based collaboration tool out there. Similar to SharePoint there is a lot of things you might need to consider regarding governance of the tool before releasing it to the business. Prefix or Suffix, Privat or Public, what about external users. In … Continue reading Low code low cost Teams Governance
Just came across this challenge and I thought I'll document this. Anyway the challenge is that some of the libraries and lists in SharePoint both online and on-premises might get "locked" for deletion, meaning you cannot delete them by any means, this is particullary through for "Record libraries". If you need to remove a "locked" … Continue reading How to delete a “locked” SharePoint Library
We just got a couple of new webpart in SharePoint Online, "Markdown" are easily my favourite. Add the markdown webpart to your page, "Code Snippet" is also #awesome When editing the webpart you can turn on the preview to see if your markdown is looking right If you are new to "markdown" edit the webpart … Continue reading SharePoint Online new #Markdown webpart
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 … Continue reading Office365 User Onboarding – MS Forms, Flow, SharePoint Online and Azure Automation
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 … Continue reading MS Flow 101 – send updated data from a SharePoint list Item
