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Your changes could not be saved because this SharePoint Web site has exceeded the storage quota limit. You must save your work to another location. Contact your administrator to change the quota limits for the website. You will get this error when the SharePoint site storage quota is exceeded. Quick answer: The site has used … Read more >>>
This tutorial is about “Power Automate get items order by.” In this Power Automate tutorial, I will guide you on how Power Automate ‘Get items’ flow action order by works. Quick answer: In the Get items action’s advanced options, type the column’s internal name followed by asc or desc in Order By, for example Created … Read more >>>
The Power Automate Get items action retrieves all the items in a SharePoint list with all the columns and their values. We can also filter the list items by using filter conditions and parameters. Quick answer: Add the SharePoint Get items action, choose the Site Address and List Name, and leave Filter Query empty to return … Read more >>>
If you’ve spent any time building apps in Power Apps, you’ve almost certainly run into this situation: a user submits a form without filling in a required field, and your app breaks or saves garbage data. That’s exactly the problem IsBlank is designed to solve. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through everything you need to know … Read more >>>
Apply to Each is one of the most used actions in Power Automate — and honestly, one of the most misunderstood. I’ve seen flows silently break, process thousands of unnecessary API calls, or return null values, all because of a small misstep in this loop. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through everything you need to … Read more >>>
I recently built an IT helpdesk tracker for a client, and the first version had one screen. A plain Power Apps Gallery showing every open ticket. It worked fine until the list crossed 300 rows. The support team started scrolling forever to find their own tickets. The fix wasn’t a new screen or a fancy … Read more >>>
I still remember the first time a client asked me to add “just one button” to their leave request app. That one button turned into approve, reject, save as draft, and a resubmit action — all on the same screen. That’s when I really learned how much power a simple Button control carries in Power … Read more >>>
An HR coordinator opens an employee directory to find everyone who joined during a particular week. Instead of scrolling through hundreds of records, they choose a start date and an end date, and the employee gallery updates immediately. I have built this pattern in many Canvas apps, including HR onboarding apps, leave management trackers, approval … Read more >>>
Every retail or finance report I’ve built eventually hits the same request: “Can you show me total sales by region and product category, together?” A sales manager doesn’t just want one total — they want the numbers broken down by two, sometimes three, columns at once. That’s exactly where grouping and summing by multiple columns … Read more >>>
An HR team I worked with needed a simple leave request app for 200 employees. Employees had to choose one or more leave types—Annual Leave, Sick Leave, Work From Home, or Compensatory Off—without scrolling through a long form or typing inconsistent values. A Power Apps Listbox worked well for that screen. It gave users a … Read more >>>
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