Office 365, Power Platform, SharePoint, Azure and Dynamics
The Power Platform, with Flow, PowerApps and Power BI, is Microsoft’s low-code development platform almost all your business processes. I’ve seen hardly any process that I couldn’t implement with the … read the automate-your-business-processes-with-the-power-platform post
Have you ever tried to get the version number of your app developed in PowerApps to display in your app? This version number helps you check that your user is … read the get-the-version-number-of-your-app-in-powerapps post
What should you do when your flows hit some failures? In this post I will go through the retry pattern. Retry vs hopeless failures Yesterday’s post about file locks was … read the retry-after-failures-power-automate post
Have you ever struggled to handle file locks in SharePoint when you are running your flows? File locks and actions in Power Automate Power Automate’s actions that deal with documents … read the file-locks-sharepoint-power-automate post
Have you ever wanted your announcements in Microsoft Teams to grab people’s attention? in this post I will go through the steps to make sure that you get more out … read the announcements-in-microsoft-teams post
Have you ever tried to record a video but you found that you haven’t got the right tools? Microsoft Teams can help! Record a video In this post you will … read the record-a-video-microsoft-team post
One of the important fundamental parts of Power Automate flow development is understanding how to query json. Example json Some data is made available in part of the flow by … read the query-json-in-microsoft-flow post
In this post I’m looking at 3 major issues with document properties in MS Word. When you use SharePoint Online and rely on document properties used in document content to … read the document-properties-in-ms-word-3-major-issues post
As the final episode of the Function Library pattern in Flow I’m going to look at error handling. Before I go any further please do review the following posts: Function … read the error-handling-with-function-libraries-in-microsoft-flow post
In part 2 of this mini series about organising your flows into functions I will look at calling multiple functions. If you missed part 1 then please have a look … read the function-libraries-in-microsoft-flow-part-2 post
When you think as a code developer and you start with Microsoft Flow there will be a few patterns that you miss. In a first attempt to make every developer … read the function-libraries-in-microsoft-flow post
Hopefully you will have some spare time to go through this post. Recently I’ve been playing with time fields in Microsoft Flow and it has been a struggle when times … read the time-travel-with-microsoft-flow post
Within the CDS we have a drop down option available. As we saw in Entities in the CDS we can create fields of all sorts of types, one being the Option … read the option-sets-in-the-common-data-service post
As part of my Common Data Service series I introduced entities in the first part of this post. Time to get on with creating an Entity. In this post I … read the entities-in-the-common-data-service-part-2 post
In this Introduction to Entities in the Common Data Service I will step through all the elements important when you start with CDS development. This post is part of my … read the entities-in-the-common-data-service-part-1 post
