Tag: sharepoint

Using the Latest Microsoft-Graph-Client in SPFx
Using the Latest Microsoft-Graph-Client in SPFx
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Lately, I’ve been looking at improving at understanding some of the challenges of developers when it comes to Microsoft Graph development, especially in the OneDrive and SharePoint space, including the SharePoint Framework. When we are looking at the simplicity that provides the SharePoint Framework when it comes to using the Microsoft Graph, it looks amazing,… READ MORE

Investigating a Busted SharePoint Version History
Investigating a Busted SharePoint Version History
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Have you ever tried to view a document’s SharePoint version history and an error appears? I was recently performing a migration and each library that I was moving had this problem. I checked the migration logs and the versions were successfully copied over. Running the migration again didn’t solve the problem and neither did changing… READ MORE

Get the most out of your content with SharePoint Syntex
Get the most out of your content with SharePoint Syntex
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SharePoint Syntex was released in October 2020 and is looking to be a great product to make the most out of your content! Integrated in Project Cortex, Syntex was developed with the goal of:  Amplifying the specialty of each professional.  Automating content processing. Transforming information into knowledge. How does it propose to do that? By allowing… READ MORE

Building Solutions for Teams, SharePoint and Office with the SharePoint Framework Webinar
Building Solutions for Teams, SharePoint and Office with the SharePoint Framework Webinar
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If you work at a desk, then chances are you spend most of your time in Outlook, Teams, SharePoint, Word, Excel, or some combination thereof. If you want to build solutions that people will actually use, you need to deliver them to users without them needing to switch context. In this talk, we’ll look at how the SharePoint Framework can be used to extend all of the above products, on the desktop or online, or even on mobile applications.

Trigger One Flow From Multiple SharePoint Lists
Trigger One Flow From Multiple SharePoint Lists
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This post was inspired by a situation I faced at one of my customers. I was migrating SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint Online and in one site customer had many lists, where users were able to create items. Every time someone created or updated an item, SharePoint Designer workflow was sending them confirmation e-mail. Case was,… READ MORE

Power Automate Reminder using Date in SharePoint Calculated Column
Power Automate Reminder using Date in SharePoint Calculated Column
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“The Power Automate flow works if I use a date formatted SharePoint column, but I need a reminder based on a calculated date from another date column.” “The field ‘CalculatedDate’ of type ‘Calculated’ cannot be used in the query filter expression.” When you calculate a date or a number of days in SharePoint, you might not want to end there. Sure, it’s nice to display the date/number of… READ MORE

Reuse Flows connected to SharePoint Lists – Working again
Reuse Flows connected to SharePoint Lists – Working again
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In our previous attempt (Reuse Flows connected to SharePoint Lists), we tried an approach using the Referer property from the header section of the request to discover which list or document library was triggering the Flow. Using this property, we could get the Site URL and the List ID from SharePoint by dissecting the URI. The following is… READ MORE