If you’ve ever built an SPFx web part and needed users to pick something from a SharePoint list, like a department, a project, or a product category, you already know the challenge. Hard-coding options in a dropdown is a quick hack that breaks the moment the list changes. What you really want is a live … Read more >>>
Recently, I was building an SPFx Quiz Application web part using React. In this application, users can attempt a quiz and receive their results through email after submission. To send emails, I used Microsoft Graph’s /me/sendMail endpoint through MSGraphClientV3. This endpoint requires the Mail.Send delegated permission. Everything was working perfectly when internal users submitted the … Read more >>>
Is your SharePoint list full of dates and hard to understand at a glance? When everything appears as rows of data, it becomes difficult to track deadlines, project timelines, events, or schedules. The good news is that SharePoint has a Calendar View that can turn those rows into a simple calendar layout. Instead of scrolling … Read more >>>
When building Canvas Apps in Power Apps, there are certain controls we use repeatedly across multiple applications. For example: Now imagine creating the same design manually in every single app. It takes time, and maintaining consistency becomes difficult. This is where the Power Apps Component Library becomes very useful. A Component Library allows you to … Read more >>>
Building a Canvas App in Power Apps is only half the job. Once the app is ready, the next step is making it available to the right people in your organization. For example, you may want to share: The good thing is, Power Apps makes the sharing process quite simple. In this Power Apps tutorial, … Read more >>>
Most Power BI dashboards fail for a surprisingly simple reason — not because the data is wrong, but because they were built without a clear audience in mind. I’ve seen dashboards with 30 visuals on one page that told no story at all, and I’ve seen a single-page dashboard with 5 KPIs that helped a … Read more >>>
When you use Outlook actions like Get calendar view of events (V3) in Power Automate, you may see the error “The specified object was not found in the store”, especially when another user runs your flow. This message usually indicates that the Outlook connector cannot find the target mailbox, folder, or calendar for the account … Read more >>>
Power Automate gives you two powerful ways to create tables — a structured Excel table inside a workbook stored in SharePoint or OneDrive, and an HTML table formatted for email delivery. These are entirely different actions that serve different purposes, and knowing when to use each is key to automating data-driven workflows effectively. In this tutorial, you will learn … Read more >>>
If you’ve spent any time building Canvas Apps in Power Apps, you’ve probably asked yourself: “What’s the right way to create a new record?” Or maybe you’ve heard about “User Defined Functions” and wondered what they are and whether you actually need them. The answer is — it depends on what you’re trying to do. In Power … Read more >>>
SharePoint and OneDrive offer two main ways to access files: syncing and adding shortcuts. Syncing downloads files to your computer, letting you work offline. Adding shortcuts keeps files in the cloud, saving space on your device. Syncing SharePoint libraries creates a local copy of files on your computer, while adding shortcuts to OneDrive provides quick … Read more >>>
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