SharePoint: The balance between choice and lookup
by SharePoint Lists have incredibly handy options called choice and lookup. I’m going to oversimplify each of them because the point of this article is not …
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.
Power Apps: Filter Function
The filter function searches in a collection for one or more conditions and removes all items that don’t fit that condition. Usage It follows a …
Power Apps: Mobile usage
When you publish your Power App, you should be aware that Power Apps are also available for mobile. Although this can be aside, though, having …
Power Automate: split Function
The split Function breaks down your string into an array of strings using the delimiter that you defined. Think of the delimiter as a border. …
Power Automate: Fail-proof your Power Automate
Having Power Automates running is easy but making them fail-proof is not has hard it may look when compared with the benefits that it brings. As …
Microsoft Planner: How to organize for max productivity
I thought about making my first Microsoft Planner a fundamentals article, like the one I wrote on Tuesday about Microsoft Forms, but I chose instead …
Microsoft Forms: Fundamentals
I like Microsoft Forms a lot, but I can only say this recently. They got a lot better lately and continues with a reliable roadmap, …
Power Automate: toLower Function
The toLower Function sets all items in a string to lowercase. There is the toUpper function also, and these functions are super useful, mainly if …
Microsoft Teams: Make your stand-ups better
Nowadays, it’s challenging to find a place where Agile techniques don’t play a role. Agile has swept the companies as the holy savior of productivity, …
SharePoint: ISERROR Function
Showing errors to the end-user is quite ugly, so we should be careful in protecting our formulas so that you don’t display to the user …