Microsoft Lists helps you track information and organize work. It’s different from Excel, offering a simpler way to structure and manage data for all kinds of projects. You can create lists to track issues, assets, routines, contacts, inventory, and any other items you need to keep track of. Creating a list takes just a few … read more…
One of my clients had a large amount of data exported from Salesforce in CSV format and needed a way to import it into Microsoft Dataverse. Instead of manually uploading the data or writing custom code, we used Power Automate to import the CSV data directly into a Dataverse table. In this tutorial, I will … read more…
Recently, I was working on a large TypeScript project where I needed to create a set of related constants for user roles. The question that I faced was whether to use an enum or a const object. After years of experience with TypeScript, I’ve developed strong opinions about when to use each approach. In this … read more…
I was working on a Power Pages form titled “Employee Onboarding.” It had many fields, and I felt that showing everything on one page might be too much for the user. So, I thought, why not break it into small steps? That’s when I tried making a multistep form. Now, the form looks clean and … read more…
Working with TypeScript enums is something I do almost every day, and I’ve discovered that one of the most powerful features is assigning multiple values to enum members. In this tutorial, I’ll share practical techniques for working with TypeScript enums that hold multiple values. When I first started using TypeScript years ago, I stuck to … read more…
While working on a business application for a client, we were tasked with automating the process of creating SharePoint lists and columns. Unfortunately, Power Automate does not have a built-in flow action to create a SharePoint list or add columns to it. For these scenarios, the REST API is the best option. In this tutorial, … read more…
I was recently working on a Power Apps form where users need to provide their personal information, including their full name, email address, phone number, and address. In the form, I had to auto-populate the country codes along with the phone number format, so that I could get the proper information from the user. To … read more…
When I work with SharePoint lists in Power Automate, there are times I need to know what changed in a list item. For example, the status of a task may have been updated, or someone changed the assigned person. In this case, the “Get changes for an item or a file (properties only)” action helps me … read more…
In Power Automate, AI Builder helps us find important information in text. It can include names, phone numbers, emails, or dates, which can be used to automate processes such as appointment scheduling. In this tutorial, I will show how to extract key information using AI Builder in Power Automate. Entity Extraction in Power Automate Imagine … read more…
A few weeks ago, I assisted a colleague in building a simple customer feedback portal using Power Pages. Everything went correctly until we realized there were no built-in forms to collect responses. After conducting some research, I found that we can create forms using Microsoft Dataverse and add them to Power Pages. In this tutorial, … read more…
Want to learn about the CAML query builder? How to use the CAML query builder in SharePoint Online? Keep reading this tutorial to learn more about the SharePoint CAML query builder and various SharePoint CAML query examples. We will see here how to use the U2U CAML query builder for SharePoint Online. What is CAML Query in SharePoint? CAML … read more…
Recently, I was working on a TypeScript project where I needed to sort a list of items based on their status. The status was represented as an enum, and I wanted the items to appear in a specific order based on these enum values. The challenge was that TypeScript enums don’t inherently provide sorting capabilities. … read more…
In this tutorial, I will explain what is CSOM in SharePoint and how to work with SharePoint CSOM with a few microsoft.sharepointonline.csom examples. What is CSOM in SharePoint? CSOM stands for SharePoint client object model and enables developers to interact with SharePoint data and services from C# client-side applications. CSOM allows applications to talk to … read more…
If you want to become a SharePoint Online developer, then you should learn the SharePoint Rest API. In this SharePoint tutorial, I will explain how to work with the REST API in SharePoint Online, various SharePoint rest api examples, and SharePoint rest api crud operations. SharePoint Rest API The SharePoint REST API is a service … read more…
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