Bijay Kumar 
Recently, I was working on a TypeScript project where I needed to create an enum with duplicate values. It looks simple, but a little tricky to handle duplicate values in TypeScript. The issue is… There are specific behaviors you need to understand when working with enum duplicates. In this tutorial, I will explain several approaches … read more…
In TypeScript, enums provide a powerful way to define named constants, but sometimes you need to access an enum value using its name as a string. Over my years of TypeScript development, I’ve learned several reliable methods to get enum values by their name. In this article, I’ll walk through 5 practical approaches to get … read more…
We can organize our files in a SharePoint folder by using multiple files. For example, we can create different files for regions, months, years, or projects. Sometimes, we may need to rename many files or folders when we work with them. In this article, I will cover the following examples using the REST API validateUpdateListItem … read more…
Recently, I worked on a project where I needed to create the same custom view in multiple SharePoint lists. Doing it manually each time was time-consuming and not ideal, so I decided to automate the process using Power Automate and the SharePoint REST API. In this tutorial, I will show you how to create custom … read more…
To count rows from a Dataverse table using Power Automate, we can use the Power Automate Length() function. The Length function allows you to quickly count the number of rows in a Dataverse table, making it easy to get the total number of records. In this tutorial, I will show you how to use the … read more…
While working on a business app for a client, we needed to add data to a Dataverse table whenever a new item was created in a SharePoint list. This is because the client wanted to build a Power Apps model-driven app, which only supports Dataverse as a data source. In this tutorial, I will show … read more…
In SharePoint Online, every list or library item usually inherits permissions from its parent. But what if you want to give specific people access to just one item? In this post, I’ll show you how to break permission inheritance using Power Automate and then set custom permissions for that item. This can be helpful when … read more…
When working with strings in PowerShell, I often need to extract characters from the end of a string. You will get this kind of requirement when parsing log files, manipulating file names, processing data from APIs, etc. In this article, I’ll show you several methods to extract a substring from the end of a string … read more…
When working with TypeScript, I often need to convert enum values to their string representations. This is especially common for TypeScript developers when displaying enum values in a user interface or serializing data for API calls. In this tutorial, I will explain several reliable methods to convert enums to strings in TypeScript with examples. Let’s … read more…
As a PowerShell administrator, I use the Get-ItemProperty cmdlet a lot. You can use this cmdlet to gather installed software information, access registry values, or retrieve file metadata, etc. In this tutorial, I will explain how to use Get-ItemProperty in PowerShell effectively with real-world examples that I’ve personally used throughout my decade-plus career with PowerShell. … read more…
A few days ago, I started working on an IT Help Desk application in Power Apps. The app has many screens, so I decided to use a Power Apps navigation component instead of adding separate navigation buttons on the home screen. Based on my research, a horizontal navigation menu with submenus is a better option … read more…
If you work with Microsoft Dataverse, you already know how powerful it is for storing and managing business data. However, when you need to export that data to Excel for reporting, manual export can take a lot of time, especially if you do it regularly. While some people can export manually, automating the process saves … read more…
One of my colleagues recently started working with Dataverse in Power Automate and asked me a simple but important question: “How do I get the value from a Choice column in Dataverse using Power Automate?” They were used to working with SharePoint, where we usually access a Choice column value using something like trigger()?[‘ColumnName’]?[‘value’]. But … read more…
When working with Microsoft Dataverse in Power Automate, you often retrieve data as one of the most common tasks. In Power Automate, there are two main ways to get data from Dataverse: And each of these actions comes in two versions: In this tutorial, I will explain how to get a row by ID from … read more…
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