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Recently, I developed one Power Apps application that needed a SharePoint list data source. Before running the application, the client must create the specific SharePoint list on their site. So, I wrote a Power Shell script to create the SharePoint list along columns to avoid mistakes when creating it manually. This script will first check … read more…
Dragging files into a SharePoint library in the browser is fine for a handful of documents. When you need to move a few hundred reports from a file share, rebuild a folder tree, or set columns like Department on every file, a script is faster and you can run it again next month. Here’s how … read more…
Provisioning scripts usually break the same way: they create a folder that’s already there, upload into a missing library, or add a column twice. A quick existence check before each step makes the script safe to rerun. Here’s how I check whether a folder, file, list, column or site exists in SharePoint Online with PnP … read more…
Before a migration or a cleanup, the first thing I ask for is an inventory: which lists and libraries does this site actually have, how big are they, and which ones nobody has touched in months? Clicking through Site contents works for one site, but not for ten. PnP PowerShell answers that in a single … read more…
