Aggregating Planner Tasks to SharePoint Using Flow
Microsoft Planner is one of the Office 365 Tools that I use pretty heavily. It’s a great lightweight project management tool that helps me organize and see my tasks in […]
Microsoft Planner is one of the Office 365 Tools that I use pretty heavily. It’s a great lightweight project management tool that helps me organize and see my tasks in […]
I worked on a project recently where the customer wanted to send an email via Flow to all the members of a given SharePoint Security Group. Normally I would recommend
Background I just wrapped up a project where I created a company store application using a combination of SharePoint (for the back-end lists), PowerApps (for the front end interface) and
With the increasing popularity of the cloud, more and more business are moving from legacy on-prem SharePoint to SharePoint Online. The path to SharePoint Online from on-prem can be daunting,
The SharePoint Conference kicked off today in Las Vegas. I was eagerly awaiting the keynote to see what Jeff Teper and crew were going to announce. There were so many
Today I’m going to talk about how and why you would want to pass parameters to use within your PowerApp. Desired Functionality A client has a SharePoint list of employee
This is part one of a two-part post. In this post, I will show you how to use Microsoft Flow within O365 to send reminder emails based on a date
In this post, I’ll show you how to create a cascading dropdown that posts back to lookup fields in SharePoint. Backend Configuration I have two lists in SharePoint Online: 1)
I’ve been doing a lot with Search Web Parts in SharePoint lately. Employee Directory’s are a common requirement for intranets these days. I’ve been working on employee directories for several
Problem I had a client who had an e-mail enabled library set up in SharePoint 2010. Whenever they tried to open up a file, such as Excel, from SharePoint and