SharePoint is a platform that evolved a lot in the past few years. It provides a simple and straightforward interface that allows you to do advanced operations quite efficiently. I write these articles with step-by-step tutorials to teach you how to build your sites in SharePoint. Once you understand these concepts, you will be able to, develop, and provide rich collaboration platforms with not a lot of work. These can give document version control, document collaboration, and even store organized data. If you’re a pro, I’m sure you can find something useful and learn something.
Did you know you can trigger Flows for files directly in SharePoint? Let’s say that you have a contract that you want to send for …
I have to admit that this is a strange trigger because it mixes items and files, and it doesn’t have a “when created” counterpart. It …
SharePoint’s lists are excellent for keeping data, but one accidental delete could generate a lot of headaches, especially if you don’t notice it. That’s why …
So let’s say you want to do an inventory of a SharePoint site and get the list of all document libraries. We can use an …
I ran into this issue in the Power Automate Community and found it interesting. It has all the things that automation can do for us. …
We delete files manually or manually, so it’s hard to keep track of “when” and “by whom”. Power Automate helps with the “When a file …
Let’s face it. Large libraries can’t know when a file changes, so automation here is necessary and the only way to do it. With the …
SharePoint lists provide us with a lot of flexibility, so there’s a lot that we can do with them. Still, we should be careful on …
Did you know you can trigger Power Automate for items directly in SharePoint? Let’s say you have a list of employees and want to trigger …
Today’s question comes from Echo and asks me the following: Problem Scenario: When file is created in SharePoint folder named “Attachment”, extract the file and …
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