Introduction Amongst the various SharePoint on-premise to SharePoint Online migration activities that I do in my organization for different customer projects, off late I came across migration of email enabled lists. While many a times we discover that such migrations are just for data since the end-users stopped using this feature, in this case, the …
Why query multiple SharePoint lists from Microsoft Flow? If you are wondering why on earth would I think of using Microsoft Flow to query one list from another (when there is at least one common metadata to connect line items of both lists), I’ve the same clichéd reason – being a Power User, dependent on …
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Introduction I presume your interest in reading this blog is because you’ve faced a roadblock in reusing your workflow across different tenants, unless you simply like reading my blogs 😊. While many would lose interest in reading further thinking they already have or know how to remove the roadblock, there’s an interesting revelation that I …
In this blog post, I will explain “How to get filtered items from SharePoint list to PowerApps” when SharePoint List is able to hold more than 2000 records. It will cover a much more efficient solution: Using the “Send an HTTP Request to SharePoint” and “Request – Response” method. Inside flow, using the action of …
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Introduction With Microsoft Flow overshadowing the SharePoint Designer (SPD) workflow, I, like most of the others, wanted to revisit my SPD tasks if I could achieve the same automated tasks as in the erstwhile application. To be honest, being a non-programmer, the SPD to me was much more than an approval/rejection workflow mechanism. From modifying …
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