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.
Tag Archives: Microsoft 365
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.
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 👇
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
Read moreSharePoint Quick Steps Column: One-Click Buttons
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
Read moreThe 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
Read moreLarge Power Apps Forms Across Screens
Have you ever needed to build a Power Apps form with 60, 100, or even 150 fields? Those massive business forms are out there in the real world, and your users need a way to fill them out without feeling overwhelmed. My solution in Power Apps, is wizard-like interface that splits your large form across multiple screens with tabs. This
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