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.
The owner of a small accounting firm I support called me earlier this year, frustrated. Their staff had started seeing “Approve sign in request” every time they logged in to Microsoft 365, and two of them didn’t want the Authenticator app on their personal phones. They asked me to “just turn Authenticator off.” What they … Read more >>>
If you want to test Microsoft’s top Office 365 plan before you pay for it, the Office 365 E5 free trial gives you one month and 25 licenses to try everything with real users. It’s how I set up most of my SharePoint demo tenants. A few things have changed since I first wrote this … Read more >>>
The first time I asked Copilot to build a flow, I typed one sentence: “When a Microsoft Forms response is submitted, add a row to an Excel table.” A minute later I had a working flow with the trigger, the response details and the Excel action already connected. I still had to pick the form … Read more >>>
Recently, while working on Power Automate, I came across a requirement to send a customized email every time a new file was added to a specific SharePoint document library. The challenge is not just sending an email but making particular details about the file, such as its name, upload time, and even a direct link … Read more >>>
In SharePoint Online, documents are shared, downloaded, synced, emailed, and accessed from multiple devices. Without proper protection, even a small mistake can expose sensitive business data. That’s where Sensitivity Labels come in. In this article, I’ll explain: What is a Sensitivity Label in SharePoint? Think of a sensitivity label as a security tag for your … Read more >>>
Microsoft 365 offers several applications for file sharing and collaboration, but it can be confusing to know which one to use. OneDrive, SharePoint, and Teams each have unique features that make them suited for different tasks. OneDrive is great for personal file storage and sharing with a few people. SharePoint works well for team and … Read more >>>
A client used a SharePoint list for vendor requests, and each vendor’s guest account should only see the requests that vendor created. Breaking permissions on every item by hand wasn’t realistic. SharePoint’s item-level permissions setting does it for the whole list in one place. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to turn it on … Read more >>>
I recently worked with a client who needed a way to instantly notify their team about critical updates from their project management system. Instead of relying on emails, they wanted to send targeted Microsoft Teams messages directly to specific team members or channels. To do this in Power Automate, we will use the Post messages … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever opened a Power Apps canvas app and wondered why it’s landing on the wrong screen — or why your app feels slow to load — this tutorial is for you. I’m going to walk you through everything about the Power Apps App.StartScreen property: what it is, how it works, how it differs from App.OnStart, and … Read more >>>
Recently, I was working with Microsoft Teams where I got a requirement to create a team in Microsoft Teams using Power Automate. The user will submit the team creation request using Microsoft Forms, and then the flow will trigger to create a team using Power Automate in MS Teams. Also, it should not create any … Read more >>>
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