Last week, I needed to create a SharePoint Online Team Site for a project. Instead of setting it up manually, I decided to automate the process using Power Automate. This approach saved time and made the process reusable for future needs. In this tutorial, I will show you how to create a Team Site using … Read more >>>
When working in Power Automate, one of my team members recently asked, ‘Can we create a Site column directly using Power Automate?’ After some research, I found that it is possible by using the ‘Send an HTTP request to SharePoint’ action. This method can save time since Site columns can be used across multiple lists … Read more >>>
I recently worked with a client who needed an easy way to add data to their SharePoint list without manually entering each entry. They were looking for a way to save time and avoid mistakes. Power Automate made this process easy to set up. In this tutorial, I will show you how to add item … Read more >>>
While working on a SharePoint list, you might encounter duplicate items that could cause confusion or affect data integrity, whether due to user error or data entry mistakes. Recently, I faced this issue, and after researching, I found that Power Automate can be used to remove duplicates effectively. In this tutorial, I will show you … Read more >>>
I worked on a Reimbursement Approval System that required approvals to go through multiple levels. For example, an employee’s claim was approved by their manager, then checked by the finance team, and finally approved by the department head for amounts over a certain threshold. This made me realize how helpful multilevel approvals are for keeping … Read more >>>
While working on the Expense Claim Application, I encountered a situation where multiple managers had to approve a request simultaneously. Doing it individually would have taken too long, so I used Parallel Approval in Power Automate. This lets you send approval requests to everyone at once, saving time and keeping things moving quickly. In this … Read more >>>
While working with Power Automate, I only needed to send an email if certain conditions were met. This is where the If condition comes in handy. It lets you check if something is true or false and, based on that, decide whether to send an email. For example, you could set up a flow to … Read more >>>
Last week, I worked on a SharePoint project where I received a requirement to automate the creation of a SharePoint Document Library. The client needed a solution to dynamically create a new SharePoint Document Library whenever a specific event occurred, without manually setting them up each time. After researching, I found a solution: we can … Read more >>>
Last week, I was working on a Power Automate flow where I needed to ensure that specific inputs were not empty before proceeding with the rest of the process. It’s common to run into situations where data might be missing or incomplete, and handling empty strings is essential to building reliable automation. In this Power … Read more >>>
While working on the Expense Claim Application, I encountered a scenario where I needed to update SharePoint list items based on specific conditions. This is a common requirement when dealing with flows, especially when we want to automate specific actions, like updating the status of a claim or modifying other fields based on particular criteria. … Read more >>>
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