If you’ve ever used Microsoft Excel to track a list of employees, projects, tasks, or anything else — you already know the basic idea behind a SharePoint List. It’s structured data, stored in rows and columns, but instead of sitting on your desktop in a file nobody else can access, it lives in SharePoint, where … Read more >>>
Have you ever built a Power Automate flow that sends a notification when a task is completed? I had this exact requirement: once a task’s status changed to Completed, an email had to be sent via Outlook and a message posted in Microsoft Teams. The notification was working fine, but it looked very plain. Since it … Read more >>>
If you’ve built even one canvas app in Power Apps, you’ve probably run into a situation where you need a button to be grayed out — maybe until the user fills in a form, or after they click it once, or while a Power Automate flow is still running. Disabling a button at the right … Read more >>>
SharePoint’s access request feature enables users to request permission to sites, files, or folders they cannot access. This self-service capability reduces IT burden while maintaining security control. This tutorial will teach you how to configure, manage, and optimize access requests in SharePoint Online. What are Access Requests in SharePoint Online Access requests are a self-service … Read more >>>
Most people first open Power BI Desktop because someone sent them an Excel file or a SharePoint list and said, “Can you make this easier to understand for the team?” You might be tracking sales, tickets, projects, or headcount, but everything is stuck in rows and columns. Power BI Desktop helps you turn that raw … Read more >>>
If you work with SharePoint Online lists a lot, JSON column formatting is one of the easiest ways to make your lists more visual, more readable, and a lot more useful. In this tutorial, let’s walk through how JSON formatting works in SharePoint Online and then look at some practical, copy‑paste‑ready examples you can start … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever worked with SharePoint document libraries, you’ve probably come across the “Check Out” and “Check In” options and wondered what they’re all about. Or maybe you’ve accidentally checked out a document and couldn’t figure out how to undo it (we’ve all been there!). Today, I’m going to walk you through everything you need … Read more >>>
When you work with SharePoint every day, it can feel like both a lifesaver and a headache. It can centralize information, improve collaboration, and integrate nicely with the tools you already use—but it can also feel complex, clunky, or “too much” if it’s not set up well. On top of that, user adoption and ongoing … Read more >>>
In this SharePoint tutorial, I will explain what causes the error message “The server is busy now. Try again later” in SharePoint and how to fix it in both SharePoint on-premises and SharePoint Online. This issue is usually related to resource throttling or temporary overload on the server and can be resolved by adjusting settings … Read more >>>
While working on a leave request application, I needed to send the approval requests to the manager in both Outlook and Teams. After researching, I found a method to create a Power Automate flow that allows sending approval requests to both platforms. In this tutorial, I will explain how to send approval requests to Outlook and … Read more >>>
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