As an administrator, you might need to work with Microsoft Teams using PowerShell. In this tutorial, I will show you how to connect to Teams from PowerShell with some real examples. You can use the Microsoft Teams PowerShell module to manage teams directly from the PowerShell command line. But before that, you need to install … read more…
In this SPFx tutorial, we will discuss how to use the SwatchColorPicker Office UI Fabric React Control in SPFx client-side web part. Step by step, we will see how to create an SPFx web part, and then we will explore how to utilize the SwatchColorPicker React control within it. Here, we will use the ColorPicker, … read more…
In this tutorial, we will learn how to use the Fluent UI React SwatchColorPicker control in a SharePoint Framework (SPFx) web part. This control is useful when you want to allow users to choose a color from a set of predefined, branded options. For example, to customize the theme of headers, buttons, or other UI … read more…
Recently, I was working with a TypeScript application where we needed to check if a string is a number or a float. After doing a bit of research, I figured out multiple methods to do so. In this tutorial, I will explain how to check if a string is a number or a float in … read more…
Recently, I tested one of our IT Help Desk solutions that we built using Power Apps, Power Automate, and SharePoint. I wanted to see what happens when the SharePoint list grows beyond 10,000 records. In the past, I never created any manually indexed columns for this list. But this time, I enabled Automatic Indexing. Once … read more…
In SharePoint, the People column is used to assign tasks, show who is responsible, or add team members to a list or library. By default, it displays all users in our organization, which can sometimes be overwhelming and lead to confusion. To solve this, we can limit the People column to only show certain users … read more…
We can publish Sensitivity Labels, which enable you to control who can view and apply them, where they can be used, and what level of protection they provide. For example, you might want your Finance team to apply a “Confidential” label to internal reports, while your Sales team only sees labels relevant to client communication. … read more…
I received a client requirement to retrieve data from a SharePoint list into Power Apps using a Power Automate flow. Although it is possible to fetch SharePoint list data directly in Power Apps, there are scenarios where using a flow is a more effective approach. For example, handling delegation issues when working with large datasets … read more…
When working with document libraries in SharePoint, we need to classify documents by type, for example, Invoice, Contract, Policy, Proposal, etc. The most common way to do this is by creating a choice column called Document Type with predefined values. But what if a user needs to upload a document that doesn’t fit into the … read more…
Recently, one of my clients asked me: “Is there a way we can classify and protect our files in Microsoft 365 so that sensitive documents don’t get shared accidentally?” They want a solution that enables users to collaborate and share files while maintaining the right level of security, such as encryption, watermarks, or access restrictions, … read more…
Recently, one of my clients asked me Is there a way to restrict the download option in SharePoint and OneDrive? They wanted users to view files online, but not be able to download them to their local device. After doing some research and testing, I found that there are actually 4 different ways you can … read more…
A few days ago, I received a client requirement to save Power Apps form attachments to a SharePoint list. The client was submitting form input data from Power Apps to a SharePoint list using a Power Automate flow. However, they faced an issue when trying to submit multiple attachments to a single list item. In … read more…
When building SharePoint Framework (SPFx) web parts, we often add configurable settings (called web part properties) so users can customize how the web part works. For example, instead of showing items from one fixed SharePoint list, you can let users choose which list to display, control sorting, or set the number of items to be … read more…
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Learn how to build a SharePoint Permission Checker Agent using Copilot Studio. Using this agent, you can check library-level and file-level permissions. Also, identify Users, SharePoint Groups, and Permission Levels.
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