Power Automate: SharePoint Get file content using path action
Last week we explored SharePoint’s “Get File content” action and explained that we could get the file’s contents, like an Excel file. It’s quite a …
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Last week we explored SharePoint’s “Get File content” action and explained that we could get the file’s contents, like an Excel file. It’s quite a …
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Microsoft introduced a while ago the concept of safe links. Microsoft has something called “Microsoft Defender for Office 365” that protects your company from malicious …
I like SharePoint‘s Gallery View a lot. With it, we can display the data nicely to the user, and it’s a great way to see …
SharePoint is an excellent place to keep files and manage them. Most of the time, we can access the file directly and edit it, like …
Earlier in the life of this site, I wrote the reference to the “PowerApps” trigger and its capabilities. It served us well, but now we …
The “xpath function” is not the first function that comes to mind in Power Automate, and it’s not the most obvious; I’ll give you that, …
It’s quite common to need to round a number, but when you go into Power Automate’s expression tab and search for something related to “round” …
One of the best things about the Power Platform is that the tools can be easily connected, so you can easly send parameters from one …
I’ve mentioned this many times, but sorting email is where productivity dies, even if you have a quick way to do it. There’s nothing better …