Some call it a king, others a fallen angel. Microsoft Excel. History knows brave people who, not recognizing other rulers, served only him. Presentation? No problem. Project management? Of course. Business application? Here you are. It sounds odd, but that’s often the case.
Have you ever tried to find a function in Power Automate that sorts arrays? If you did, you most likely know that it isn’t there. But it is impossible?
A lot of history here, a lot of data loss, a lot of battles with your users. Passwords are essential in modern world or at least it seems so. So what is going on here?
Three protips on how to use Microsoft Teams
The concept of “Citizen Development” generates more questions and wrinkles on foreheads of surprised listeners than the flash of understanding in the eyes, so today I will try to briefly (tl; dr – you know) tell what it’s all about.
The first episode in a series about Office 365 and the apps available in it, based on my experiences as a manager.
There is one common thing for the beginners of the Power Platform journey and ones that have already gained some skills – mistakes.
If it’s not the first time you’ve encountered terms: Power Platform, Power Apps, Power Automate, but you don’t have a clue what to associate them with, you’re at the right place!
However, if you see them for the first time – I hope that my article will plant a seed of curiosity in a universally understood processes automation.
Over last few weeks I’ve received a number of questions about Delve modifications and administration. Delve is not a...
In the article below I described how to create a Power Automate flow that changes the name of attachments assigned to a record in the SharePoint list. In the implementation example I use Power Apps as a trigger.
