Mikko Koskinen
Power Platform, PowerShell, SharePoint
Tag: SharePoint Online
Microsoft Dataverse for Teams and Azure API Management
I think that Microsoft Dataverse for Teams (old name Project Oakdale) is the most important Power Platform announcement of the year, especially you are coming from a canvas apps background like myself. Teams are starting to be more and more of a platform for the… Continue Reading “Microsoft Dataverse for Teams and Azure API Management”
PnP.PowerShell Is Out and Here’s Why it Matters
Good things are worth waiting for. It took around two years but finally, PnP PowerShell (@PnpPowershell) for PowerShell Core, aka PnP.PowerShell is out in a preview, and GA is expected to be realized this year. Big kudos to Erwin (@erwinvanhunen) and his team. More… Continue Reading “PnP.PowerShell Is Out and Here’s Why it Matters”
Creating a Feedback Form Part 2 – Connecting the Flow
In my last post, I started to create a Feedback form that is using the new possibility to us PowerApps for SharePoint Online list form customization. The first part shows how to create a separated forms for View, Edit, and New action. You should… Continue Reading “Creating a Feedback Form Part 2 – Connecting the Flow”
PowerApp Custom Forms and Flow – Creating a Feedback Form Part 1
Last month Microsoft announced a long waited functionality where you can use PowerApps to customize the modern list forms in Office 365. Customizing the OOTB SharePoint list forms is something we have done for years already, and everyone has done customizations in multiple different… Continue Reading “PowerApp Custom Forms and Flow – Creating a Feedback Form Part 1”
