Updating hundreds of Dataverse rows one by one is one of the most common time-wasters in Power Automate projects — and there are three different ways to do it, each with trade-offs. This step-by-step guide shows you the most practical approach for bulk conditional updates, plus the mistakes most people make that silently cause flows … Read more >>>
If your Power BI report is starting to look like a wall of checkboxes, the dropdown slicer is probably the fix you need. It takes a long, space-hogging list of filter options and collapses it into one tidy line until the user clicks it. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through everything: how to set … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever tried converting an Excel report to PDF manually — downloading it, opening it, printing to PDF, re-uploading it — you already know how tedious that gets when you’re doing it repeatedly. The good news is you can automate the entire thing with Power Automate, and it takes about 10–15 minutes to set … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever clicked a second value in a Power BI slicer and watched your first selection disappear — you’re not alone. That’s the default behavior, and it trips up almost everyone when they’re starting out. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through every way to enable multiple selections in Power BI slicers — from … Read more >>>
If your Power Automate flow is only processing 100 items and quietly stopping, you’ve hit the default Get Items limit. It’s one of the most common mistakes I see, and it doesn’t throw an error, so people don’t even realize it’s happening. In this tutorial, I’ll show you exactly how to loop through all SharePoint … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever tried to upload a file to a Dataverse row using Power Automate and ended up confused by the “Apply to Each” loop appearing out of nowhere, or the Row ID not resolving the way you expected, you’re not alone. I’ve seen this trip up a lot of people, even those who’ve been … Read more >>>
Checking if a date field is blank in Power Automate sounds straightforward — until your flow crashes, returns unexpected results, or silently passes the condition when it shouldn’t. The reason this trips up so many developers is that blank dates behave differently depending on where your date value comes from — a SharePoint list, a Microsoft Forms … Read more >>>
When building business apps in Power Apps, one requirement keeps coming up: sending reports by email. Sometimes it’s a payroll report, sometimes a leave summary, and sometimes a list of submitted records that managers need to review. In many organizations, finance or HR teams still rely heavily on email reports to track data. Recently, I … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever opened a SharePoint list and thought, “I wish I could just see the items relevant to me,” list views are exactly what you need. A SharePoint Online list view is simply a saved way of displaying your list data. You control which columns appear, how items are sorted, what gets filtered, and even how … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever used Microsoft Excel to track a list of employees, projects, tasks, or anything else — you already know the basic idea behind a SharePoint List. It’s structured data, stored in rows and columns, but instead of sitting on your desktop in a file nobody else can access, it lives in SharePoint, where … Read more >>>
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