Fun with Flow: Karaoke Buddy
Have I told you lately how much I love Microsoft Flow? I’ve blogged about it in the past, mostly for business use cases but there are so many just […]
April’s Favorite Things: Microsoft Business Applications Summit Edition
Good Morning PowerApps and Flow Fans! With the 1st Annual Microsoft Business Application Summit Keynote wrapping up, it’s time for another installment of April’s Favorite Things: The Microsoft Business
Same Form Control for New and Edit Mode in PowerApps
Today I want to talk about something extremely simple but I find is either not known or overlooked. In PowerApps, you use Form Controls to enter and edit data.
PowerApps
PowerApps: Lookup vs Filter vs Search Functions
PowerApps makes building robust applications and forms fairly simple. Yet, with any software there’s always a learning curve. As a PowerApps consultant and trainer, the most frequently misunderstood thing
Leave Request Approval Flow Template
Request Manager Approval for Leave Requests Template In the latest installment of “The More You Know Flow” I will be covering the Request Manager Approval for Leave Requests Flow Template.
Flow, PowerApps, SharePoint
April’s Favorite Things: SharePoint Conference 2018 Keynote Edition
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
Automated Running Late Notice With Flow and Flic Button
A couple weeks ago, I was surfing through Twitter and saw a post about a Microsoft Flow Smart Button. I was bummed when I found out I couldn’t get an
PowerApps Bug: SharePoint Date Field Not Populated
I discovered a bug in PowerApps yesterday that I wanted to share so I could spare everyone else from the headache that it caused me. Scenario: I created a Blank
Using Flow to send Email Reminder from SharePoint Data
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
Passing Parameters to a PowerApp
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