Power Automate: Planner List Buckets Action
by Microsoft Planner has two major ways of segmenting the data. Buckets and Labels. There are many differences between them, but in Power Automate, there’s one …
Tag: Overview
Some topics are too broad and complex to dept in a single article. But that doesn’t mean that I don’t want to talk about them, so here are some high-level thoughts about a specific topic. They can generate multiple articles or not, but I want to convey the main idea, concept, or anything that’s happening. I call it an overview because it’s just that. Topics are not “on brand” with this blog. I will do my best to make it exciting and make it relatable to you but always keeping an overview mindset not to make it to dense.
There’s no schedule for these posts. I’ll post them as soon as I find topics that interest me but consider them sparse. There are other areas I want to invest in, and I think they will be more useful to you.
Finally, interaction is vital, as always, so send your feedback via email, Twitter, or leave a comment to let me know what I’m doing right or wrong.
Microsoft Planner: No Templates? No worries.
If you use Microsoft Planner a lot, you come to a point where you create many repeated tasks each time you create a new Plan. …
OData: Greater Than or Equals Operator
The “greater than or equals” or “ge” operator helps us filtering the data based on the criteria of something being “greater” than another. We’ve covered …
Power Automate: What is a JSON Schema?
Although Power Automate is a low code application, there are some concepts that we should be aware of when building our Flows. This can be …
OData: Lower Than Operator
The lower than operator is used to filter data that fit within certain criteria, in this case, something being “lower” than another. Having this on …
OData: Not Equals Operator
We’ve already covered the “equals” operator but let’s look at its counterpart. The “not equals” operator. It provides a useful filter of data that we …
OneDrive: More than a synced folder
Some people use OneDrive for Business as a vanilla folder where stuff goes into the cloud. But OneDrive for Business is much more than a …
OData: Greater Than Operator
The greater than operator helps us filtering the data based on the criteria of something being “greater” than another. Having this on numbers or dates …
Power Automate: Move Email Action
There’s nothing worse than archiving/organizing email. That’s where productivity goes to die a horrible death. But with the number of emails that we all get, …
OData: And Operator
Sometimes having one operator that provides us with all the data that we need is hard, so it’s useful to aggregate several in the same …