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Migrate apps from Azure Functions version 1.x to 4.x
Migrate apps from Azure Functions version 1.x to 4.x
This article shows you how to migrate your existing function apps running on version 1.x of the Azure Functions runtime to be able to run on version 4.x of the runtime.
Migrate apps from Azure Functions version 1.x to 4.x
Modern Combobox Deep Dive in Power Apps
Modern Combobox Deep Dive in Power Apps
In this video, you will get full look at the Modern Combobox in Power Apps. We will discuss how to enable it, how to use Search and Filter with the Items pro...
Modern Combobox Deep Dive in Power Apps
Navigating Updates: Your Guide to Microsoft Power Platform Updates
Navigating Updates: Your Guide to Microsoft Power Platform Updates
This article provides a high-level overview of managing updates for the Microsoft Power Platform and Dynamics 365. It is important to stay informed about the latest updates and understanding the di…
Release Waves are major updates to the Power Platform and Dynamics 365, including product enhancements, bug fixes, deprecations, and optimisations.
The Microsoft 365 Message Center is a crucial tool for administrators to stay informed of upcoming changes, features and any planned maintenance for the Microsoft Power Platform.
Navigating Updates: Your Guide to Microsoft Power Platform Updates
Self-Service Disaster Recovery for Power Platform and D365
Self-Service Disaster Recovery for Power Platform and D365
Microsoft provides Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (BCDR) across all production environments as part of the Dynamics 365 and Power Platform offerings. This aims to minimize outages and di…
Self-Service Disaster Recovery for Power Platform and D365
9 New Features in Power Apps
9 New Features in Power Apps
In this fast-paced and insightful walkthrough, we dive into nine underrated yet powerful new-ish features in Power Apps that have quietly rolled out recently.
9 New Features in Power Apps
Copilot Studio SharePoint List Knowledge Workaround
Copilot Studio SharePoint List Knowledge Workaround
Copilot Studio cannot directly use a SharePoint list as knowledge, but a workaround exists using Agent actions. The Agent calls a flow to retrieve SharePoint list column information, constructs a SharePoint REST API filter query, and uses generative AI to respond to user queries. This method allows Copilot Studio to access and utilize SharePoint list data.
Copilot Studio SharePoint List Knowledge Workaround
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Power Apps and Power Automate New Features 2024
Power Apps and Power Automate New Features 2024
In this video, viewers are introduced to the recent updates in Power Apps and Power Automate, focusing on the new sharing interface. The presenter highlights key changes, features, and provides helpful tips on how to adjust to these updates effectively.
Power Apps and Power Automate New Features 2024
Introduction to SharePoint agents
Introduction to SharePoint agents
In this session, Vesa Juvonen explains the concept of SharePoint agents and provides a step-by-step guide on how to create them quickly and easily using a few mouse clicks.
Introduction to SharePoint agents
Change Connections during deployments - Power Platform Pipelines
Change Connections during deployments - Power Platform Pipelines
I've previously blogged about my architecture patterns for delegated deployments for connections using oAuth. This pattern allows you to change the connections of a connection reference during a deployment to another account. The benefit of this is that you can force which account using oAuth (Dataverse, SharePoint etc) is used in your downstream environments. While I talked about the pattern and it's benefits, I didn't show how to accomplish this, that's what this post is for.Trigger your flow
Change Connections during deployments - Power Platform Pipelines
How to dynamically select properties in Power Apps
How to dynamically select properties in Power Apps
In Power Apps there is sometimes a need to select a property dynamically. You get the name of the property from ,for example, a dropdown, and now you want to retrieve the value of that property in a record.
How to dynamically select properties in Power Apps
How to Create a Modern People Picker in Power Apps
How to Create a Modern People Picker in Power Apps
📺 How to Create a Modern People Picker in Power AppsThis session covered creating a modern people picker in power apps using a refined combo box integrated ...
How to Create a Modern People Picker in Power Apps
Knowledge in Microsoft Copilot Studio
Knowledge in Microsoft Copilot Studio
Use enterprise data to ground your agents in your organization's knowledge, ensuring accurate and relevant information.
Knowledge in Microsoft Copilot Studio
Azure ACS retirement in Microsoft 365
Azure ACS retirement in Microsoft 365
Describes the details around the retirement of Azure ACS (Access Control Services) for SharePoint Online in Microsoft 365.
Azure ACS retirement in Microsoft 365
Navigating Updates: Your Guide to Microsoft Power Platform Updates
Navigating Updates: Your Guide to Microsoft Power Platform Updates
This article provides a high-level overview of managing updates for the Microsoft Power Platform and Dynamics 365. It is important to stay informed about the latest updates and understanding the di…
Navigating Updates: Your Guide to Microsoft Power Platform Updates
Add AI to your Apps and Flow webinar
Add AI to your Apps and Flow webinar
Join Shane Young and Daniel LeMay in this informative webinar where they explore the integration of AI into Power Apps and Power Automate. Learn how to enhan...
Add AI to your Apps and Flow webinar
How to Sort Planner Tasks Using Order Hint and Microsoft Graph
How to Sort Planner Tasks Using Order Hint and Microsoft Graph
Copying an existing Planner plan programmatically is totally doable thanks to Microsoft Graph. But how to sort the tasks and buckets of the new plan in the exact same order as in the original plan? Let me show you how you can achieve that by using the Planner order hint property and Microsoft Graph.
So what do you need to do then? You need to create a completely new order hint value from scratch. If you look at the official documentation linked above, you’ll notice that to add an item as the last item on a list, you need to take the previous item order hint and then just add ‘ !’ (whitespace and an exclamation mark). When there are no items yet on the list, the previous order hint is empty, and hence the order hint value of the very first item is simply ‘ !’.
How to Sort Planner Tasks Using Order Hint and Microsoft Graph