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Microsoft Flow is a great product that lets you trigger processes when items or files in SharePoint are changed. This works very well and better than in SharePoint Designer, however … Read More
Today I tried to use the replace function. I had 3 variables and I tried to replace one text with another. first I had a variable longstory ( with a … Read More
When you develop PowerApps you will quite quickly find that you can start your flow directly from your PowerApp. But is this the best way? Or is this the only … Read More
Today I noticed a message in my Message Centre about joining private teams being made easier. From 23 March 2018 you can now simply search with Teams for the private … Read More
Do you use LinkedIn? Do you use SharePoint? Do you want to give people the ability to post to your company LinkedIn account but you don’t want to give them … Read More
With all the new products and updates in Office 365 Microsoft 365, I’ve not been able to write many real SharePains articles anymore. But today I had a real pain … Read More
As described in my post from last week I quite like to keep my flows in Microsoft Flow short. i’m happy with wide flows but I want to keep them short. This … Read More
Do you get confused when you open a Microsoft Flow? There are many actions and one of these actions is using dynamic content called Title. How do you figure out … Read More
Today, a very quick post about Microsoft Flow. You want to get the manager of the user that created a document to approve a document. You don’t want to specify … Read More