If you’ve built a Power Apps form connected to a SharePoint list and it just keeps scrolling down forever — you know the pain. Users hate it. Tabs fix that instantly. In this tutorial, I’ll show you exactly how to create tabs in Power Apps, walk you through a real example with a SharePoint list, … read more…
If you’ve been building SharePoint Framework web parts for a while, you’ve probably hit a point where you need to show a modal popup — maybe to confirm a delete action, collect some input, or display detailed info without navigating away from the page. The good news? SPFx gives you multiple ways to do this. … read more…
If you’ve ever joined a Teams meeting and noticed your profile shows a plain grey silhouette or just your initials instead of an actual photo, you’re not alone. That’s the Microsoft Teams default profile picture, and many people want to replace it with something more personal or professional. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through … read more…
If you use Microsoft Teams at work, you’ve probably wondered about the best way to get a bunch of people into the same conversation — whether that’s a quick project huddle, a department-wide workspace, or just a focused chat with a few teammates. The good news is that Teams offers multiple ways to do this, … read more…
If you’ve been building apps in Power Apps for any length of time, you’ve probably hit a moment where a connector you wanted to use suddenly flagged your app as “Premium.” And then came the question: wait, does this mean everyone using my app now needs a paid license? Yes, it does. This is one of … read more…
If you’ve ever tried to add a person from outside your company to a Teams chat or a meeting, you know it’s not always obvious where to start. There’s no single “Add External User” button — and that trips up a lot of people. The good news? Once you understand the two main ways Teams … read more…
I’ve spent a lot of time in Microsoft Teams — setting it up, breaking it, fixing it, and eventually figuring out what actually works. And here’s the honest truth: most people use maybe 30% of what Teams can do. The rest? Hidden in plain sight. This tutorial is for anyone who wants to stop treating … read more…
If you’ve spent any time building apps in Power Apps, you’ve almost certainly hit this exact question: Should I store my data in a SharePoint list or in Dataverse? It’s one of those decisions that feels simple on the surface but can seriously affect how your app performs, scales, and behaves six months down the road. … read more…
If you’ve ever been in a Microsoft Teams meeting where someone is speaking a different language, you know how frustrating it can be trying to follow along. The good news is that Teams has built-in translation features that can help — and they’re easier to set up than you might think. In this tutorial, I’ll … read more…
If you’ve recently tried creating a new Calculated Column in Dataverse, you may have already seen a yellow warning banner that says something like: “The Calculated behavior will eventually be discontinued.” That’s Microsoft telling you it’s time to move on. Formula Columns are the replacement — and honestly, once you get familiar with them, they’re better. … read more…
If you’ve ever needed a hard copy of a Teams conversation — maybe for a meeting recap, a legal record, or just to share with someone who doesn’t use Teams — you’ve probably noticed something frustrating: there’s no big, obvious “Print Chat” button anywhere. That’s not a bug. Microsoft Teams simply wasn’t designed with printing … read more…
If you’ve ever needed to figure out why someone can’t access a site, or you just want to make sure the right people have the right level of access, you’re in the right place. Checking site permissions in SharePoint Online is something every site owner or admin needs to know how to do. And honestly, … read more…
If you’ve been building apps on SharePoint lists for a while, there comes a point where you start hitting walls — performance, security roles, relationships between tables, or just the general feeling that you’ve outgrown lists. That’s usually when Dataverse starts looking very attractive. I’ve been through this migration more than once, and in this … read more…
This tutorial explains how to bind SharePoint list items to a Fluent UI React dropdown in an SPFx React web part using PnP JS, so that any new items added to the list automatically appear in the dropdown. By the end, you will have an SPFx client-side web part where the dropdown is dynamically populated … read more…
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