April Dunnam - SharePoint Siren
Office 365, SharePoint, PowerApps, Flow & Technology Blog
If you’ve built a few PowerApps then chances are you’re familiar with the Launch() function. You can use the Launch function to open up another website by passing in the URL like so: Launch(“https://www.thrivefast.com”)...
Awhile back I wrote a blog on how to get events from SharePoint and post the events for the day to a Teams Channel. If you’re interested in learning more you can reference that...
The Microsoft Business Applications conference kicked off this week with an action packed keynote. I’m going to break down and highlight what I feel are the top Power Platform related announcements from the conference....
They say that change is the only constant. When it comes to PowerApps, it seems like new features are added at lightning speed. Today I’m going to talk about two of the most recently...
If you follow my blog then you know that I am a big user and fan of Microsoft Flow. As much as I love Flow there are a few things here and there from...
In one of my previous posts, I walked through how you could use SharePoint Column Formatting to launch a stand-alone PowerApp: https://www.sharepointsiren.com/2019/03/open-powerapp-sharepoint-formatting/ I had several people ask “What happens if I click New in...
A common requirement I see in PowerApps is the need to restrict the dates that a user can select in a Date Picker. For example, when setting a due date you want to only...
Are there any other Dark Mode fans out there? I for one, am on the Dark Mode band wagon. I have it enabled in Visual Studio, Chrome and as soon as Mac OS offered...
In this blog, I’m going to show you how to plot multiple points on a map in PowerApps using Bing Maps. I’ll be using a SharePoint list as my data source for the map...
**Important Update** New functionality was added to PowerApps to allow guest access to apps via Azure AD. To accommodate for this, PowerApps now appends your Tenant ID to the URL of your app (see...
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