When building SPFx web parts, the property pane is the primary way to let users configure how the web part behaves without touching any code. In one of our SharePoint Online projects, we needed to show list or library data directly on a modern page and still allow site owners to choose which list and how many … read more…
Building software for your business isn’t what it used to be. Now, you’ve got two main options: low-code platforms like Power Apps or classic development with professional coders. Each approach comes with different costs, timelines, and strengths. Some work better for certain projects than others. Power Apps is great for simple internal tools that need … read more…
Recently, I was working on a Power BI report. At first, everything looked fine. The data was loading properly, visuals were created, and slicers were added. But when I started using a date column in charts and filters, I noticed some issues. The dates were not showing correctly. In some visuals, Power BI treated the … read more…
A few days ago, I was working on a Power Apps project where users needed to upload images directly from the app. The requirement was simple: employees should be able to upload photos like profile pictures, site images, or document snapshots and view them later in the same app. While building this, I realized that … read more…
A few days back, I was working on a project where the client wanted to store images directly inside Dataverse. The requirement was simple: users should be able to upload photos like profile pictures, documents, or site images from a Power Apps form, and those images should be saved securely in Dataverse instead of SharePoint … read more…
While working on a Power Apps application, there was a screen where the admin wanted to search and filter the gallery based on Microsoft 365/Office 365 users. Let’s say there is a Dropdown control containing departments such as IT, HR, and FINANCE, and a Text input control. Admin will navigate to the screen and select … read more…
While working on an internal app, a Power Apps gallery contains more than 100 records. Whenever I wanted to search for an item in the gallery, I kept scrolling to find the specific record, which took too long. To make the search thing easier, I added a Text input box where users can type exactly what they … read more…
SharePoint is a powerful collaboration platform that can change how your company manages documents, workflows, and team communication. But if you set it up poorly, it can quietly drain your budget through wasted storage, low productivity, and security headaches. Many mid-sized companies lose thousands every year because of simple mistakes that honestly could’ve been avoided. … read more…
While working for a client, I faced a requirement where the report needed a daily filter that automatically reflects the current date. The client wanted the report users to filter data every day without manually selecting the date each time. To achieve this, I decided to add today’s date as a separate column in the … read more…
While working on Power Apps projects, I often had to move data from various sources, such as SharePoint lists, Excel files, and other systems, into Dataverse. Doing this manually every time was impractical, especially since the data needed to stay up to date. This is where Dataverse Dataflows became really useful. In this tutorial, we … read more…
For the past few months, I’ve been working on a SharePoint Framework (SPFx) web part for a client. This web part uses the Microsoft Graph API to send emails whenever a new item is added to a SharePoint list or when an item’s status changes. To send emails, I used Mail.Send permission from Microsoft Graph. … read more…
While working on a client project, I faced a common requirement. The client wanted users to upload images directly from a Power Apps form and store them securely in Dataverse. This was needed for scenarios like uploading ID proofs, profile photos, or supporting documents during form submission. At first, it sounded simple, but when you … read more…
When I need to detect empty or missing values in a dataset, I use DAX functions in Power BI. In DAX, we have two functions, ISBLANK and ISEMPTY, and at first, they look like they do the same thing. Both functions return TRUE when something is empty and FALSE when data exists. Because of this, … read more…
While working on a project, there was a requirement to forward Outlook meeting invitations automatically to specific users. The client wanted this to happen automatically, especially when meetings were created or updated by a particular person. To meet this requirement, I used Power Automate to build a flow that detects a meeting invite in Outlook … read more…
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