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Have you tried it yet? The Updates app in Microsoft Teams provides an efficient solution for collecting and managing regular updates from team members. This powerful tool integrates Microsoft Forms technology directly into the Teams environment, allowing managers to gather structured feedback, track project progress, and visualize data—all without leaving the platform. This post and video demonstrate how your team
As a longtime SharePoint user, I understand the frustration felt when SharePoint’s native wiki functionality was removed a few years ago. Before that, we used it a lot for things like knowledge management and documentation. When Microsoft retired the classic SharePoint wiki pages, it left many teams scrambling for alternatives that could match the interconnected, easy-to-navigate knowledge structure we’d come
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No developer skills required! Here’s how to automate SharePoint site creation using Power Automate with a few no-code approaches. If you’ve ever needed to create multiple SharePoint sites with consistent settings and configurations, you know how time-consuming and repetitive the process can be. The good news is that there are several ways you can automate this entire process using Power
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If you’ve ever struggled with forms that have too many fields and feel overwhelming for users, this Power Apps modern tabbed interface approach might just be the solution you’re looking for. Let’s dive into the steps I took to make it happen, and there’s even an associated video at the bottom! Power Apps Modern Tabbed Form Step by Step Step
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The ESPC24 conference, set to take place from December 2nd to 5th, 2024, at Stockholmsmässan in Stockholm, Sweden, is a premier event for Microsoft 365 professionals.
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Encountering the ‘File is locked for shared use’ error in Power Automate? Learn why this happens and how to fix it in this step-by-step guide.
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When the “Start Approval” button gets clicked and “Approval Status” flips to “Approval 1,” Power Automate kicks off the first flow. Each stage gets its own flow.
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