If you are using Graph API in your Flows, you may want to safeguard client secret as it will be shown in plain text when you store the client secret value in a variable, its value will show up in the Flow history. This blog assumes that you have already created Graph API, app registration… READ MORE
More and more we are realizing that the “age of speed” is testing us in many areas. One of them in recent months has been teleworking and the speed with which we have been forced to adapt this method of collaboration and virtual interaction with our clients and colleagues. Maybe it’s time to put a bot… READ MORE
This is part one of a complete solution that I will post on how to use Power Automate custom connectors with CDS. Power Automate is getting more and more part of the daily processes of Dynamics CRM, with the ability to use hundreds of connectors to get and send data across platforms. Recently I had… READ MORE
I recently encountered a scenario at work where responses to a Microsoft Form should be sent to different people via email based on a value selected as part of one of the questions. Basically, if a person selects Option 1, send an email to a group of people, if he selects Option 2 send it… READ MORE
Controls are a blessing and a curse at the same time. They are right there in the app and provide us with tools to perform actions quickly, but if you’re not careful, the screen is full of controls. The trick is to hide what you don’t need the user to see. Lets get into Power… READ MORE
Here we will see how to Create, Configure and Consume the Custom Connector to query a M365 group members as a paged result using the M365 Graph api. Register an Application with a Delegated Group.Read.All permission First, Register an application for the PowerPlatform Custom connector with the Delegated permission to read the groups. Create a… READ MORE
Note: To watch this webinar you must login to your ESPC Community Account by clicking the blue banner above the video. If you do not have an account, you can sign up here. Canvas Apps used to be tricky to manage where multiple people were working on the same project, especially when you are managing… READ MORE
On a previous blog series on getting some interactivity in your presentation, I already talked about the integration of Microsoft Forms, Power Automate and Power BI, you can read about that here: A Form, a Flow and a Power BI Streaming Dataset Walk into A Bar – Part 1 A Form, a Flow and a… READ MORE
I have been playing around with the new awesome (preview) feature in the December Power BI Desktop release where we can use DirectQuery for Power BI datasets and Azure Analysis services (link to blogpost) In my case I combined data from a Power BI dataset, Azure Analysis Services, and a local Excel sheet. The DirectQuery… READ MORE
In this article, I will describe how to create an Excel file dynamically with Power Automate and fill it with data from the Common Data Service. Creating those dynamically can be a bit tricky. Therefore, I will provide step by step description of how to do that. Scenario Let’s assume AB Company is using Dynamics… READ MORE
