If you’ve ever needed to collect data from your team — a leave request, a feedback form, an expense submission — Power Apps is one of the quickest ways to build a clean, working form without writing a single line of backend code. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through how to create a form … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever pulled data from an API, a SharePoint list, or an HTTP request in Power Automate, you’ve probably stared at a blob of JSON and wondered: “How do I actually work with this?” That’s exactly what this tutorial is about. I’m going to walk you through how to parse a JSON object into an array … 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 >>>
If you’ve ever built a Power Automate flow that compares dates — say, checking if a task is overdue or filtering SharePoint items by date — you’ve probably run into this problem: the date coming into your flow is a plain text string, not an actual date value. Flows from Microsoft Forms, Excel tables, SharePoint … Read more >>>
If your Power Automate flow is returning all list items instead of just the ones with empty fields — or throwing a cryptic error when you try to filter for blank values — you’re not alone. This is one of the most common stumbling blocks I see when people start working with the Get items action in … Read more >>>
You’ve built a Power Automate flow that looks perfect — until it hits an API, an Excel table, or a SharePoint connector and throws a cryptic error about date formats. Nine times out of ten, the problem is ISO 8601. I’ve run into this more times than I can count, and it’s almost always one … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever had a Power Automate flow fail because the target folder didn’t exist yet — or worse, accidentally created duplicate folders by running the same flow twice — you’re in exactly the right place. In this tutorial, I’m going to walk you through three practical ways to create a folder in a SharePoint Document … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever built a canvas app with more than two or three screens, you already know the problem — users get lost, or your app just feels clunky to move around in. A proper navigation menu fixes that. It gives your app a polished, professional feel and makes it easy for people to jump … Read more >>>
If you’ve been using SharePoint lists to store data and want to give users a better way to submit entries, Power Apps is exactly what you need. Instead of using the default SharePoint form (which looks pretty plain), you can build a clean, custom app that adds items to your list — exactly the way … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever had a Power Automate flow process a header row, a draft record, or a stale entry you didn’t need, the skip() function is exactly what you’re looking for. I use skip() all the time when working with SharePoint lists and Excel tables. It’s one of those simple functions that saves you from writing extra conditions or … Read more >>>
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