The most recently updated SharePoint, Power Apps, Power Automate and Power BI tutorials from EnjoySharePoint. Every tutorial is tested in a real Microsoft 365 tenant.
At a marketing agency I worked with, the account team opened the same three folders every morning: the brand guidelines on the Marketing site, the client contracts on the Legal site, and their own project library. That’s a lot of clicking through site navigation. Ten minutes of setting up shortcuts saved each of them that … Read more >>>
A consulting client of mine tried to share a project page with a partner who used a Gmail address, and SharePoint refused: “Your organization’s policies don’t allow you to share with these users. Go to External Sharing in the Office 365 admin center to enable it.” The page owner assumed they’d done something wrong. They … Read more >>>
A marketing team I built an intranet for wanted this quarter’s campaign deck right on their home page. Their first try was a link to the file, and almost nobody clicked it. Once the slides were playing on the page itself, people actually flipped through them, and the team stopped fielding “where’s the latest deck?” … Read more >>>
An HR director I worked with found out the hard way that their Salary Adjustments list was visible to the whole company. The list lived on the HR site, the site was open to all employees, and the list simply inherited that access. Nobody had done anything wrong; they just hadn’t known that a list … Read more >>>
A sales manager I worked with kept asking the team why nobody showed up to the Friday pipeline review. The meeting was in the team’s shared calendar, but half the team only ever looked at their own. We added the Group calendar web part to the top of the team’s SharePoint home page, and the … Read more >>>
A project manager I worked with posted SharePoint task descriptions to a Teams channel with a flow. The first message arrived full of tags, something like <div class=”ExternalClass…”><p>Review the budget</p></div>, and the team spent more time reading around the markup than reading the task. One action fixed it: Html to text. Rich text in SharePoint, … Read more >>>
I was building a patient intake app for a clinic when I hit a problem most people run into the first time they use Dataverse choices. The Patient Registrations table had a Reason column where staff could pick several reasons for a visit, such as Fever and Cold. In the gallery, I added a label, … Read more >>>
An IT help desk team I built an app for had three screens: a welcome page, a list of issues, and a form for adding or editing one. Early testers got lost, because every button jumped instantly and they couldn’t tell whether they had moved forward or back. A few Navigate formulas with the right … Read more >>>
An HR coordinator at a 200-person company I worked with filtered the employee directory by department every day. One afternoon they cleared the filter, saw an empty screen, and assumed the app had lost its data. It hadn’t: the dropdown was blank, and the gallery was filtering on that blank value. The fix was a … Read more >>>
After every internal training session, our training coordinator sent a feedback form built in Microsoft Forms. The responses piled up in Forms, but nobody saw them until the end of the month. Attendees wanted to know their feedback had arrived, and trainers wanted to hear it while the session was still fresh. A short Power … Read more >>>
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