Building interactive feedback analysis system with MS Forms, MS Flow, Power BI and SharePoint Online

Office365 family provides a lot of services for you and your organization. In recent weeks I was playing \ working with some of them like Power BI and MS Flow.

I wrote an article about sharepoint.stackexchange analysis with Power BI. Power BI is a great tool for data analysis. With Power BI Desktop you can create great visualizations of your data and share it with your colleagues or publish on the web. It nicely integrates with modern SharePoint Online as well. 

MS Flow provides a way to automate a lot of different processes and simplify business cases. It also a very powerful tool in a different area - process automation. How to combine all of them and build something useful, engaging and interesting? That's the question I came up when I was working with these tools. Well, there are a lot of options available. It all depends on your imagination or concrete business case. I ended up with an interactive feedback analysis system. More...

Microsoft Flow beginners guides: How to conditionally update SharePoint list item

Unfortunately, I haven't used Microsoft Flow in production yet. I read docs, I've tried some basic things, I saw a lot of cool presentations around MS Flow and different integration options. From what I saw and tried so far MS Flow is an extremely powerful tool to automate processes. You can do so many cool things (of course if you have enough experience)! I'm just exploring and in this post, I'm going to build a very simple Flow, which updates a SharePoint item based on different conditions. When SharePoint item is created, it will check the item's field and update the same item based on a condition. 

Here is our resulting flow:

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