SharePains by Microsoft MVP Pieter Veenstra
Microsoft 365, Power Platform, SharePoint, Teams, Azure and Dynamics
When you build your flows do you consider performance? SharePoint has multiple APIs available. The Performance of the Graph API, REST API and Web Services is very different. Graph API,…
A typical pattern for data import processes is that you first check if an item exists before either inserting or updating the found item. Upsert (Update or Insert) the item…
You can get some details of 1on1 chats in Microsoft Teams using the Microsoft Teams connector in Power Automate, but getting the actual details is slightly harder. 1on1 chats and…
Today a real SharePains post. I create a flow that makes a call to the Microsoft Graph API and I’m getting “Unexpected response from the service”. This is as good…
In this post a variety of options on how to use Microsoft Graph for SharePoint within Power Automate. My Microsoft Graph Series, so far I will start with a quick…
Within my series about Microsoft Graph in the Power Platform I’ve collected data using customer connectors and HTTP actions but how do we filter and select data in Microsoft Graph?…
In my series about the Graph API, I’m going to look at subscribe to ‘things’ to trigger a flow when events happen using MS Graph subscriptions in Power Automate. MS…
As part of my series of blog posts about Microsoft Graph, I’ll now look at Calendars and Events. Microsoft Graph in Power Automate In my series about Microsoft Graph you…
When you manage user accounts within Power Automate, you can user the Office 365 Users connector, but sometimes the Graph API can give you more possibilities. Office 365 Users Connector…