Power Automate: Sync Excel to a SharePoint list
Syncing is one of the most complex challenges in all platforms. We all suffered from issues where our files don’t sync appropriately on OneDrive, or …
Making your life easier with automation
Microsoft Power Automate is an automation tool that is super powerful and quite accessible to everyone. Each article is a step-by-step tutorial that teaches you how to build your automation in Microsoft Power Automate. Time spent automating day-to-day tasks always pays off since you free precious time to do other, more complex tasks. And who doesn’t need extra time? If you’re a pro, I’m sure you can find something useful and learn.
Syncing is one of the most complex challenges in all platforms. We all suffered from issues where our files don’t sync appropriately on OneDrive, or …
Automating file management is an excellent way to save time, especially if you have many. There are many advantages to knowing when a file is …
File metadata is boring but can be incredibly useful. The SharePoint “Get File Metadata” action enables you to get information like the file’s path, size, …
I got this question from a reader, and it’s an interesting one. “When an Excel file is created in a document library, import all its …
If you build any Flow, the chances are that it has an “Apply to Each” action. The action will parse the elements sequentially from an …
Today a premium connector. The “When an HTTP request is received” trigger is special because it enables us to have Power Automate as a service. …
The item function is oftentimes misunderstood since it’s not common to be used, but it’s beneficial. For example, when you’re inside a repeating action, like …
Automation can help us create tasks automatically in Microsoft Planner by using the “Create a task” action. I like this action a lot because it …
The concept of “helper” Flow is more of a strategy than something that needs to be done. The idea is to have Flows with pieces …
Today a simple template, but quite powerful if you extend it to your needs. I mentioned this example briefly in my “Create a task” action …