Power Automate: Create a folder in OneDrive
If you want to create a folder in OneDrive using Power Automate, you’re out of luck. There’s no action to do it, and, frankly, it’s …
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Problem Solved is one of my favorite sections, or at least the articles I have the most fun writing. Here is where I solve a problem that bugged me for a while and shared the solution to you, so you don’t have to spend time looking for it. All posts will be within the theme of the website, so don’t expect programming solutions, for example.
I call it “Problem Solved” since it’s my way of saying “Fixed, let’s move ahead.”
These posts will be somewhat sporadic since there’s not always things to publish. Depending on the subject I’ll either post them on the Tuesday and Friday schedule if they fit the theme or, I’ll give you an extra article(s) that week for your enjoyment. There’s no defined schedule or plans to write new posts, so I’ll write as soon as I have current information to share.
If you want to create a folder in OneDrive using Power Automate, you’re out of luck. There’s no action to do it, and, frankly, it’s …
Today something that looks simple, but it’s a bit tricker than it sounds. We’re going to fetch files from a folder but only from a …
Today I want to focus on the fundamentals, especially on an issue that I see a lot regarding dynamic fields and formulas. So let’s explore …
How many times have you been developing a Flow, and you get this horrible error while testing. Ugly right? So today, I want to show …
Once in a while, we try to add content using the “dynamic content,” but we either see it empty or don’t see what we need. …
Today a common problem that we can fix with a bit of strategy. In the past, I wrote about how to add attachments to Microsoft …
When parsing arrays, our first reaction is to add an “Apply to each” action to fetch elements. It makes sense, but how about when we …
Microsoft Forms are a great way to get information from people. I’ve mentioned this before, but it’s important to stress. Microsoft Forms are a great …
There are a lot of valuable triggers for SharePoint list items, like the “When an item is created or modified” trigger. They help us understand …
Some time ago, I checked some posts in the Power Automate Community, and this question popped up. It’s quite an interesting question, but it’s super …