Microsoft Planner: New Feature. 25 labels 🎉
by When I saw a post in the official Microsoft Planner with the title “Add up to 25 embedded, editable labels to your tasks,” I was …
Category: Microsoft
Microsoft if the global area that will encompass a lot of sub-categories. You’ll find articles on Microsoft Power Automate, Power Apps, SharePoint, and reference materials for each of these areas. You’ll also find other specific reference articles that focus on particular features of each of the platforms mentioned.
SharePoint: Left Function
The “Left function” is part of a group of functions that help us do text manipulation. The “left” gives us a hint into what it …
SharePoint: Advanced column formatting
I showed you in a previous article how to color-code your columns in SharePoint lists. It’s a night and day difference when your lists can …
Microsoft Forms: Integrate with Microsoft Teams
Microsoft is doing a big push in Microsoft Teams and Forms, and today we’ll explore how to integrate both. There are a lot of useful …
Power Automate: length Function
The length function is handy to get the size of a string or the number of objects of a collection. So you can use it …
Power Automate: Need more than 100 records?
I’m sure you noticed by now, but if you didn’t, here’s something you should know. When you do a “Get Items” from a SharePoint List, …
Microsoft Teams: Announcements before Ignite
Microsoft Ignite provides us with all the new services, tools, and more that we can expect from Microsoft in the following year. If you haven’t …
Power App: Count Function
There are several count functions in Power Apps, and all of them draw inspiration from Excel. I will detail them all in this reference but, if …
Power App: Don’t need controls? Hide them!
Controls are a blessing and a curse at the same time. They are right there in the app and provide us with tools to perform …
Microsoft Planner: Filtering for Optimal Performance
Continuing with Microsoft Planner’s fundamentals, today, we will explore the grouping and filtering options. We also explored the concept of “grouping,” so if you’re interested, …