This post is a part of a series. If you are new to this use case, please check my previous post to understand the problem and solution design. In this post, we will discuss how to perform CRUD operations on… Read More ›
Power Automate
Transpose table columns using Power Automate (With example)
Power automate always works with defined column headers. Let’s take an example. Contoso uses a permission matrix to determine access provisioning based on employee role. Role Office365 Outlook Adobe License D365 Sales D365 Marketing Office Admin Yes Yes Sales Rep… Read More ›
Prevent orphan flows by automatically assigning admin account as co-owner
Imagine a scenario where you have to make changes to a personal cloud flow that was not shared with anyone. If the user who created the flow leaves the organization, no one would be able to see the flow unless… Read More ›
How to copy planner tasks with labels using Graph API
I tried to create a flow that copies planner tasks from one plan to another and came across an issue where standard flow connectors did not support copying labels. I found that this could be implemented using graph API. Here… Read More ›
Accessing Office 365 Audit log API in Power Platform can be tricky – Here’s why..
In a recent project, I had to query Office 365 audit log API using Power Automate. While this looked like a fairly easy task, there were quite a few learnings along the way. I had to research and test different… Read More ›
Power Apps error handling Part 2 – displaying error messages
In part 1, we discussed how to create custom error messages in Power Automate and pass them to your canvas app. In this article, let’s see how we can display these error messages with a modern look and feel. Here… Read More ›
Power Apps error handling in Power Automate actions
In any application, error messages should be displayed if there are any failed actions. These message should be meaningful and must explain the issue and possible cause for these errors to users. In this post, we will discuss how we… Read More ›
Data integration using webhooks/HTTP – Part 2 (sending data)
In my previous post, we discussed how to receive data from a webhook by a Power Automate flow. In this post, we can cover sending data to a third party system via HTTP. The flow could be triggered by any… Read More ›
Data integration using webhooks – Part 1 (Receiving data)
A webhook (also called a web callback or HTTP push API) is a way for an app to provide other applications with real-time information. With typical APIs, you would need to poll for data very frequently in order to get… Read More ›
Export PowerApps charts – Part 2
So far, we have discussed how we can pass canvas app chart values to flow and generate a printable HTML in SharePoint. I highly recommend that you read my previous post to understand the context. Now, our challenge today is… Read More ›
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