SharePoint: UPPER function
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Some topics are too broad and complex to cover in a single article. That does not mean I want to skip them, so here I share high-level thoughts about a specific subject. They might spark several follow-up articles or stand alone, but the point is to convey the main idea or concept clearly. I call these overviews because that is exactly what they are. A few sit slightly off brand for this blog, and when they do I still work to make them relatable and engaging while keeping that broad, big-picture mindset so things never get too dense. There is no schedule for these posts. I write them whenever I stumble onto a topic that interests me, so expect them to appear sparingly among the more focused work here.
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A site update on how things are going, plus four new sections and open consulting slots.
Counts the cells in a range that contain numbers. Ignores text, blanks, and errors.
Starts a workflow when a new email arrives in Gmail. Polls on a schedule; filter by label, sender, or search.
Explains why SharePoint's email field is spelled EMail and why the casing breaks your filters
Why I keep ads, affiliate links, guest posts, tracking, and polarizing topics off the site.
Returns the first record that matches a condition, or a single reduced value. Blank if nothing matches.
Why I push forward to fix problems instead of rolling back to a safe version
Stop a flow from re-triggering itself with trigger conditions, flag columns, or a create-only trigger.
Why we love AI when it saves us time but resent it when we're on the receiving end