If you’ve ever been in a Teams meeting and someone says, “Can you share your screen?” — and you freeze for a second, not knowing exactly where to click — you’re not alone. Screen sharing in Microsoft Teams is one of those things that sounds simple, but there are actually several ways to do it, … Read more >>>
We’ve all been there — you jump on a Teams call, and somewhere behind you, there’s a pile of laundry, a noisy family member walking by, or just a messy desk you forgot to clean up. It’s distracting, and it takes the focus away from what actually matters: your work. The good news? Microsoft Teams … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever stepped away from your desk for five minutes and come back to find your Teams status flipped to “Away,” you know how annoying that is. Colleagues message you, see a yellow dot, and assume you’ve gone AWOL. Your manager pings you right when you’re deep in a document. It’s a small thing, … Read more >>>
If your Power Apps canvas app feels sluggish when it loads — especially on startup — the Concurrent function is probably the one thing you haven’t tried yet. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through exactly what it does, how to use it, and when you should (and shouldn’t) reach for it. Concurrent Function in Power Apps … Read more >>>
Recently, while building a flow in Power Automate, I ran into a situation that perfectly explains why trigger conditions are so powerful. I was working on a SharePoint requirement in which a document library contained multiple folders and subfolders. Each folder had a metadata column called Region, and the business requirement was simple on paper: … Read more >>>
Working with data in Power Apps often means you need to search, filter, or check values inside a collection. And if you’ve tried looking for a built-in Contains() function the way you’d expect in Excel or SQL, you’ve probably noticed it doesn’t work the same way in Canvas apps. Don’t worry — Power Apps gives you even … Read more >>>
If you have ever built flows in Power Automate and thought, “How can other people run this flow without giving them edit access?”, then this article is for you. Recently, we built a Travel Management application using a Power Apps canvas app. For automation, we used Power Automate, and for storing data, we used SharePoint … Read more >>>
If you’ve spent any time building apps in Power Apps, you’ve probably run into a situation where you needed a button to be clickable only after a form is filled out — or a text field that shows data but doesn’t let users edit it. That’s exactly where the DisplayMode property comes in. In this tutorial, I’m … Read more >>>
Have you ever built a Power Automate flow that sends a notification when a task is completed? I had this exact requirement: once a task’s status changed to Completed, an email had to be sent via Outlook and a message posted in Microsoft Teams. The notification was working fine, but it looked very plain. Since it … Read more >>>
If you’ve built even one canvas app in Power Apps, you’ve probably run into a situation where you need a button to be grayed out — maybe until the user fills in a form, or after they click it once, or while a Power Automate flow is still running. Disabling a button at the right … Read more >>>
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