1. Microsoft Flow - one piece 2. Power BI report - one piece 3. Modern SharePoint Power BI web part - one piece 4. Mikael Svenson's post - Working with Hub Sites and the search API - one piece Well, actually we don't need any specific preparations. Just have a cup of tea or coffee if you wish :) The idea is that we query all hub sites and associated sites...
What if you have a need to run a flow every time when a document is published in SharePoint? Out of the box SharePoint connector doesn't have "published" trigger, the only triggers are a document created or modified. While you technically can't use "Document published" trigger, you can use document updated trigger and check the status of a document using...
SharePoint modern pages support approvals with preconfigured Microsoft Flow. What if we want to partially automate and improve this process with some smart services, which will automatically reject approval if a page contains not appropriate content. Or add a piece of information to an approver to pay special attention to a particular page? This is a nice...
Modern SharePoint pages support built-in approval flows. While it's a cool feature, probably you don't need approval for all pages, but for news posts only. The question is how to detect that a page is a news post page? It turned out that it's not difficult at all! Every modern site page has a field called Promoted State. It holds information if a page was.....
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....
I'm pretty sure you have noticed that in modern SharePoint UI there is a way to run Microsoft Flow: You can see your flows, create a new one or trigger a flow using that drop-down. How to add my own flow to be visible in that drop-down? Read further to find out how. Well, it's not so difficult. However, the thing is, that not all the flows related to that...
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)!.....