Filling in mult-select person fields in SharePoint using Power Automate when a variable number of people can be input, is not straightforward. In this post, I’m sharing how you can achieve this in 3 steps!
Category Archives: Power Automate
Using JSON to optimize Power Automate input parameters in the Power Apps trigger
In the final blog post of this series I’m presenting a solution to optimize your Power Apps trigger input parameters in a Power Automate flow using JSON. This is a flexible solution that separates the trigger from the logic of your flow.
A uniform approach to Power Automate input parameters in the Power Apps trigger
After understanding how Power Apps trigger input parameter names are generated in Power Automate, we can use this knowledge to create a uniform approach for these input parameters. This is the second part in a 3-part series on optimizing Power Apps trigger input parameters.
Understanding default naming for Power Automate input parameters in the Power Apps trigger
When you’re using a Power Apps trigger in a Power Automate flow, the input parameter names are generated automatically. In this first post of a 3-part series, I’m explaining how these names are generated so that we can look at how to optimize this in the following posts.
Creating document sets using a custom Canvas Apps SharePoint form
It’s very easy to customize the standard SharePoint form for a list or library using Power Apps. However, out of the box it’s not possible to use this to create document sets. In this post I share a simple solution to create document sets from a Power Apps SharePoint form.
Power Platform Data Policies: #BetterTogether ?
In documentation typically only one data policy is applied to an environment and its effects are described. I was wondering what happens when you apply multiple policies to an environment, here’s what I found…
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