Power Automate: How to Import a Template
by One of the coolest features of Microsoft’s Flow is the ability of export and import a flow as a template. You can easily share complete …
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: AND Function
Welcome to Function Friday. This week we’ll explore Microsoft’s SharePoint List Function “AND” function. This function will return “Yes” if all arguments are “true”. If any of them are …
SharePoint: List Function Reference
Welcome to the SharePoint list function reference (not exhaustive). I want to explore further some of the functions and provide insights into how you can …
SharePoint: Best practices
Creating a SharePoint site is quite straightforward, but, if you’re not careful, you can create a lot of problems for yourself in the future. That’s …
Power Apps: Switch Function
The Switch function evaluates a formula and tries to find it in the list of matches defined. It stops in the first match that validates …
Power Apps: Automatically update properties
In this article, I’ll show how you can update properties based on changes in your app automatically and without a lot of effort. Let’s say …
Power Apps: If Function
“If” is one of the most used functions in any programming language and PowerApps is not the exception. The If function tests if the first condition is met …
Power Apps: Function Reference
Welcome to my Power Apps Function Reference (not exhaustive). Power Apps, in general, provide us with a quick and easy way to start developing an …
Flow: How to do bulk changes to an existing Flow?
Imagine that you have a flow that automates the creation of a new article for you. It creates the folders, templates, adds the tasks, etc. …
Flow: Issues loading images in email
Since the proliferation of email, there was always one constant. SPAM. Since then, email providers and spammers have played a “cat and mouse game,“ making …