Tag Archives: Document Library

Power Automate: Populating Word Templates in SharePoint

Create files in SharePoint from Word templates and SharePoint data

One of the most common automation requests I receive is how to generate formatted documents using SharePoint data. Whether it’s contracts, reports, or internal memos, Power Automate makes it possible to dynamically populate a Word document with data from SharePoint and other sources. In this post, I’ll walk through how to set up Word templates, use the Power Automate Word

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FREE Training in February

For the rest of this month, my SharePoint (Power User) Managing Lists and Libraries self-paced course is FREE.  This class is usually sold as part of our training plans, but for now anyone can take it for free.  Here’s what this course includes: This modern and up-to-date course will cover planning and creating document libraries and Microsoft Lists, two of

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Flow Matching File Name in Library

This is a quick post about using Power Automate to copy specific files from library to library.  In my use case, I’ve got a bunch of training files that I work on, and then share with my students.  I have a library where I work on the files, and then a different library (in a different SharePoint site) where the

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Flow when a SharePoint Column is updated

In Microsoft Power Automate, you can create a flow that can take action based on specific columns being updated in SharePoint!  This can be done on a list or library.  There is an action called Get changes for an item or a file, which gives you a boolean for each field, whether it was just changed or not. Here’s how

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Trigger a Flow from Multiple SharePoint Libraries

In this post, I’ll show you a way that a flow can be set up to manually trigger the same from from multiple locations in SharePoint.  Here’s the back story.  I created an approval workflow for a committee’s SharePoint site, for approving meeting minutes.  Then, another committee wanted the same flow, then another and another.  I ended up creating and

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