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Email attachments often need to be saved to SharePoint document library. Power Automate can take any incoming/outgoing message and save their email attachments to SharePoint. It can even tag the attachments or place them in a folder for easier lookup…
It is a common task to save a copy of an email message to SharePoint as backup. With Power Automate, we can save incoming/outgoing email messages and their attachments to a SharePoint Document library. We also have the option to…
In Power Apps, an effective way to filter a gallery is with a tab list control. Tabs make it easy to change between different views of the data. For instance, to show all of the gallery items with an “Open”…
Power Automate can be used to set an email category. A category is an feature that allows you to tag, label and group messages. Emails also become easier to spot because a badge is displayed with the category name. There…
Power Automate can be used to change an email subject line. There is no dedicated flow action to do this. However, we can call the Microsoft Graph API with the Outlook Send An HTTP Request action and use it to…
With Power Apps user defined functions we can write a formula once and reuse the logic many times throughout an app. To do this we choose a function name, determine the inputs and their data types and write a formula…
Sharing links can be used to give access to a file without granting access to the entire document library or site. With Power Automate, you can create a sharing link for anonymous users, people in your organization or specific internal…
It is useful to know how to patch all items in a gallery when you want to update several items in a SharePoint list at once. To perform batch updates you can use a little-known variation of the patch function.…
Happy New Year 🥳 As another year of blogging draws to a close I would like to thank everyone who has subscribed to MatthewDevaney.com. Each week in 2023 I’ve shared a new Power Apps tip, trick or technique that I…
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