After yesterday’s post about the triggers available for SharePoint in Microsoft Flow, today it is time to look at the Actions available. I will categorise
Author: Pieter Veenstra
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In this post I will look at triggers in flows. As a regular follower of my posts you will have noticed the many posts about
You will notice the search bar at the top of your Microsoft Teams today with the Search for or type a command suggestion. Search for
Have you had any time investigating the options in Microsoft Flow yet? For many years I’ve had to every now and then use SharePoint Designer
Today I tried to copy a file using Microsoft Flow. I started with a When a file is created or modified in a folder trigger. Then
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