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Power BI for Power Users: My New Course Is Here

Power BI for Power Users, course by Laura Rogers

📣 It’s Finally Here I’ve been working on something big for the last several months, and I’m thrilled to finally share it with you. My newest course, Power BI for Power Users, is now live on my website, IW Mentor. If you’ve ever opened Power BI, stared at the screen for ten minutes, and then gone back to Excel —

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The New SharePoint Workflows Button

The new SharePoint Workflows button is rolling out now — and it finally gives end users an easy way to build automations without opening Power Automate.

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The Confirm Function in Power Apps Changes Everything

Stop building “Are you sure?” pop-ups with rectangles! 🛑
The new Confirm function in #PowerApps does it in ONE line of code.

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SharePoint Structured Documents: How to Automatically Generate Word and PDF Files from a Form

SharePoint can now build your documents FOR you! 🤯 Fill out a form → instantly get a Word doc or PDF with conditional sections. No code needed.
Watch the demo + step-by-step blog 👇

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Build a Power Apps Calendar Screen (No Code!)

Did you know that Power Apps has a built-in calendar screen template that you can add to any app? Even better — you can swap out the default Outlook calendar data and point your Power Apps calendar to your own SharePoint list (or even a Dataverse or SQL table!) in just a few minutes. That’s exactly what we covered on

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SharePoint Quick Steps Column: One-Click Buttons

Laura Rogers thinking about the new SharePoint quick steps column type

Microsoft just rolled out a brand-new column type in SharePoint Lists and Microsoft Lists called the quick steps column — and it changes everything about how end users can interact with their data. No JSON. No code. Just buttons. If you’ve been following my blog for a while, you might remember my post from 2018 about creating a button in

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The New Teams Workflow Builder is Here

If you’ve ever wanted a way to give your end users the ability to create their own simple automations – without having to teach them Power Automate – Microsoft has just answered your wish. The new Workflows app in Microsoft Teams is a simplified, friendly interface for creating flows, and it’s so easy to use that almost anyone can get

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