Enable Windows Update for Business Reports
Mar23

Enable Windows Update for Business Reports

👋 Hi all, Just a quick post this time. On the 31th of March 2023, Microsoft will stop with the Update Compliance reports and are not longer available as from this date. Joe Lurie (Sr. Product Manager @ Microsoft in Endpoint CxE CAT team) tweeted earlier this week about this. See his tweet below. 📢Update Compliance reports will no longer be available after March 31, 2023📆.Please enroll… Continue Reading...

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Get your Microsoft Teams One on One chats with Power Automate using the Graph API

You can get some details of One on One chats in Microsoft Teams using the Microsoft Teams connector in Power Automate, but getting the actual details is slightly harder. Chats and the Teams Connector Using the List chats action you can choose to get chats of the different types available. This way you can get the chats that are within Groups, Meetings or the One on One chats. When we run this flow however, we will only see very little...

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Welsh Azure User Group March 2023 Meet Up!
Mar20

Welsh Azure User Group March 2023 Meet Up!

It was the day of our Welsh Azure User Group #WAUG March 2023 meet up and we had yet another two brilliant speakers join us with Wolfgang Ofner showing us how to Level Up our Kubernetes Scaling with KEDA, then Seif Bassam joined us to talk about building Azure outside of Azure with Azure Arc. … Continue reading Welsh Azure User Group March 2023 Meet Up! Continue Reading jonnychipz’s Article on their blog Welsh Azure...

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How to use apps in Teams channel meetings

You can use apps in meetings for some time now. It’s a great way to quickly share content more interactively or to add additional features to a meeting. Add a poll or share a task from a task management tool. The feature was limited only to scheduled meetings but now you can use it in […] Continue Reading Marcin Siewnicki’s Article on their blog How to use apps in Teams channel meetings You can use apps in meetings for...

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Fetch Xml vs Filter Queries in Power Automate

When you query rows in Dataverse using Power Automate you have a few options. Fetch Xml and Filter queries are the two obvious options to go for. But when should you use which? List Rows action When we compare the Get Items ( from SharePoint) with List rows for Dataverse, there are a few differences The Dataverse List rows and the SharePoint Get Items both have filter options, but only the Dataverse action has a Fetch Xml Query...

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Query Excel tables using Power Automate

This week I was asked three times about how to query Excel files using Power Automate. Time for a SharePains post on this subject. Is Excel a Database? I can’t stop myself from starting with a warning. Excel is not a database and it shouldn’t be used as such. Many people however seem to use Excel as a source of data, therefor I’m going to give in and write a post on how to query your data in Excel. If your Excel...

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Managing high volumes of flow runs within Power Automate using Power Apps

When you have high volumes like 100s of flows in your environment how do you manage these flows. All these flows are kicking off whenever they need to run. It can be a challenge to find out which flows are actively running. Finding your Running flows When you use the standard Power Automate UI, you can see all your flows, but if you want to see if a flow is running or if a flow has failed then you will probably have to visit each...

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Search powered by GPT – quick overview of the new Bing

The new Bing is available as a limited Preview and I got a chance to play with it. It has been released in a few weeks and got a lot of attention. A totally new search experience with AI chat is something that could change the future of how we search. I found it very […] Continue Reading Marcin Siewnicki’s Article on their blog Search powered by GPT – quick overview of the new Bing The new Bing is available as a...

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Device clean-up in Azure AD & Intune
Mar07

Device clean-up in Azure AD & Intune

It is been a while since I have written a blog post and it was still in the drafts, so it is time to finish it. Some time ago, I was asked if there was a method to automatically clean-up Azure Active Directory from idle devices that had not have been online for several days. I know that in Intune you have an option to automatically remove idle devices from Intune after a few days. But for… Continue Reading Jeroen...

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How to use Microsoft Graph for SharePoint within Power Automate
Feb25

How to use Microsoft Graph for SharePoint within Power Automate

In this post a variety of options on how to use Microsoft Graph for SharePoint within Power Automate. My Microsoft Graph Series, so far I will start with a quick overview of the Microsoft Graph posts that I published recently. MS Graph API Authentication in Introduction Manage Users with the Graph API Manage calendars and events The Subscription model within Graph API using Power Automate Read Excel files faster using the Graph API...

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Data in collections not appearing in Power Apps
Feb25

Data in collections not appearing in Power Apps

Have you ever found that data in collections not appearing in Power Apps? Are you displaying data in collections from a data source while you haven’t used this data source directly in your UI controls? Explicit column selection If you have found that your galleries aren’t loading data then you might have fallen for the issues related to the Explicit column selection feature. So what does this feature do? When you load your...

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Using the Content Type Gallery in SharePoint Online with existing sites
Feb25

Using the Content Type Gallery in SharePoint Online with existing sites

Recently the Content Type Hub in SharePoint Online turned into the Content Type Gallery and this is more that just a rename of a feature. Creating Content Types You might have noticed that when you try to update content types or add new content types that the look and feel of the pages have changed a bit. The warning at the top ponts towards an article explains some of the changes. All good so far. If you are tying to enable the...

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Applying site designs failing to apply the site design to SharePoint

Today I tried to apply a site design to a SharePoint site using Power Automate, however this would just not work without any failure being reported. ApplySiteDesign This is going to be a quick post. But hopefully this will help someone else spend too much time on this issue. Normally the ApplySiteDesign endpoint will apply a site design to a SharePoint site however I found that when you have larger site scripts assigned to your site...

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Graph API responding with Unexpected response from the service in Power Automate

Today a real SharePains post. I create a flow that makes a call to the Microsoft Graph API and I’m getting “Unexpected response from the service”. This is as good as something went wrong. Unexpected response from the service The Unexpected response from the service error message doesn’t give us very much. You get these errors when something is wrong within the request. This error seems to catch all the errors...

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Calculate progress of tasks in SharePoint using Power Automate

Today, I was asked about how to calculate progress on a task list in SharePoint using Power Auotmate The requirements Imagine that each task goes through 5 phases and we now want to get a percentage complete column filled. My first thought of course was to use calculated columns, but in this case there were actually nearly 30 phases to go through. Calculated columns might be an options but getting an expression written for that would...

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Primavera P6 Consultant & Primavera P6 Trainer – YouTube
Feb23

Primavera P6 Consultant & Primavera P6 Trainer – YouTube

Primavera P6 Consultant & Primavera P6 Trainer Most Trusted Oracle Primavera Project Planning Management & Consultant & Trainer having 23Yr of Construction Experience in India. Wiznic World provides extensive training in the latest version of Primavera in PPM and EPPM as well. We are specialized in Oracle Primavera Project Management software with expertise in the provision of certified Oracle Primavera Training and...

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Handling variables in SharePoint custom forms built with Power Apps
Feb19

Handling variables in SharePoint custom forms built with Power Apps

It’s possible to create custom forms for SharePoint lists/libraries using Power Apps, directly from the list command bar by using the option Integrate/Power Apps/Customize the form: This allows you to create a custom form using all features that a Canvas app offers. While you can keep all the out-of-the-box SharePoint list view native features, such as sorting, filtering, grouping & using JSON formatting, you will be able to...

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Feb17

[Action required] Your RSS.app Trial has Expired.

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Welsh Azure User Group February 2023 Meet Up!
Feb16

Welsh Azure User Group February 2023 Meet Up!

It was the day of our Welsh Azure User Group #WAUG February 2023 meet up and we had yet another two brilliant speakers join us with Kristina Devochko joining us to talk to us about Deploying microservices to AKS with Azure DevOps and Multistage pipelines, then Tim Warner joined us to talk Azure Trends for … Continue reading Welsh Azure User Group February 2023 Meet Up! Continue Reading jonnychipz’s Article on their...

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How to configure sensitivity labels for Teams meetings

Security features are one of the pillars of Teams Premium. Today I will show you how to use sensitivity labels in Teams. You can create multiple labels, assign them to different scenarios and manage what is enabled and what’s not in a meeting. Together with Custom meeting templates it gives you control over meeting features […] Continue Reading Marcin Siewnicki’s Article on their blog How to configure sensitivity labels...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting
Feb11

Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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Customize the SharePoint command bar icons and titles with JSON formatting

Previously I posted about hiding buttons in a SharePoint list using JSON formatting using the command bar customization. The same customization features can be used to edit the buttons icons and titles, for example, below we have a custom bar that replaced some of the native buttons icons and text. By adding values to the ‘text‘ and ‘iconName‘ properties we can accomplish this. For example, if we apply the...

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