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Create a button to launch a Flow
You can use column formatting to create buttons that, when selected, run Flows on the corresponding list item.
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How to sort an array using Power Automate
Learn how to sort an array using Power Automate. In this post I share a Power Platform solution containing two example Cloud Flows demonstrating how an array can be sorted. I also briefly explore performance results of running actions in parallel verses serial with some surprising results.
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Using SharePoint REST API to GET List properties: ListItemEntityTypeFullName
To find the ListItemEntityTypeFullName property for a SharePoint List, use REST API calls with either the List ID or ListName in the URL. Append “?$select=ListItemEntityTypeFullName” to get the property specifically. For detailed information, consult Microsoft’s guide on working with lists via REST.
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Hide or show fields in New or Edit forms
Microsoft has made it easier to customise “modern” SharePoint Online Lists and Libraries Forms natively. But what do you do if you need to managing a “classic” Form or the edit for option is just not available?
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SharePoint/SPFx: Returning to Webpart Development Part #4 (with React Hooks)
This article is different to its predecessors in the series, because I have published the SPFx-People-Search webpart solution to my GuiHub repository, I will be focusing on what I have found challenging about writing this webpart with React Hooks, SPFx and Microsoft Graph.
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SPFx Debugging: Cannot GET /temp/workbench.html
While debugging SPFx, I kept seeing the following error: “Cannot GET /temp/workbench.html”
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SharePoint/SPFx: Returning to Webpart Development Part #3 (with React Hooks)
Part #3: Recently I was asked to develop a webpart for a modern SharePoint site. My first thoughts were; where do I start, I haven’t done any webpart development for years? I would like to share my journey…
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How to ‘Unblock’ PowerShell files
Frustrated by the warning message on Windows computers “This file came from another computer and might be blocked to help protect this computer”? The warning appears when try to open a PowerShell file that has come from a 3-rd party.
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Configuring SharePoint & Microsoft Teams PowerShell environment
Here is a list of steps that I usually complete when configuring a PC, so that I can run PowerShell script that connect to SharePoint Online and Microsoft Teams.