Why? The results of an HTTP request in Power Automate Flows are returned in JSON format so how to read the results and use it in the different possible ways? What? This post will provide some useful examples on how to handle the results of an HTTP request. How? The starting point is an HTTP … Continue reading Power Automate: results of an HTTP request
Microsoft Flow: Change a SharePoint Group owner
Why? Setting (or changing) the owner of an existing SharePoint Group could be something you want to do in bulk or to automate immediately after an automated creation. What? This post will show how a Microsoft Flow can update the SharePoint Group owner to another SharePoint Group using the Send an HTTP request to SharePoint … Continue reading Microsoft Flow: Change a SharePoint Group owner
Microsoft Flow: Create a new SharePoint Group
Why? Sometimes you just need other SharePoint Groups next to the default Owner, Visitor and Member Groups provided. So let's use Microsoft Flow to automate the creation of new groups! What? This post will show how a Microsoft Flow can easily create a new SharePoint Group using the Send an HTTP request to SharePoint action. In the … Continue reading Microsoft Flow: Create a new SharePoint Group
Microsoft Flow: Get the SharePoint GUID
Why? In the Low-Code Power Platform default actions are covering by far the most business requirements. The SharePoint Connector gets new actions frequently but for the old-school SharePoint Designer Workflowers and for the REST Query fans the GUID of SharePoint objects is a must have. What? This post will show how to get some valuable … Continue reading Microsoft Flow: Get the SharePoint GUID
Microsoft Flow: update Multi value Managed Metadata Column of a Document Set
Why? Managed Metadata columns are special and those that allow multiple values are even more special. Since there are no out-of-the-box Microsoft Flow actions (yet) to update Document Sets, we will use the Old school Send an HTTP request to SharePoint. What? This post will be a deep dive for updating Managed Metadata with a … Continue reading Microsoft Flow: update Multi value Managed Metadata Column of a Document Set
Microsoft Flow: update Managed Metadata Column of a Document Set
Why? The Managed Metadata columns are now supported in Microsoft Flow so in general you would not have to resort to his "old school" method. But unfortunately there are no out-of-the-box Microsoft Flow actions (yet) to do this through the ease-to-use steps and dynamic content. What? This post will be a deep dive for updating … Continue reading Microsoft Flow: update Managed Metadata Column of a Document Set
Microsoft Flow: update SharePoint Document Set
Why? After a Document Set has been created (see my previous post: https://knowhere365.space/sharepoint-document-set-creation-through-microsoft-flow/) you may want to update some (custom) properties of the new created document set. Unfortunately there are no out-of-the-box Microsoft Flow actions (yet) to do this. What? This post will explain step-by-step how you can update an already existing Document set in … Continue reading Microsoft Flow: update SharePoint Document Set
Microsoft Flow: SharePoint Document Set creation
Why? At the moment there are no out-of-the-box Microsoft Flow actions regarding the Document Set. Now the Document Set is going Modern: let us go Old School! 🧓 What? This post will explain step-by-step how you can create a Document set in a SharePoint Online library by using the Send an HTTP request to SharePoint … Continue reading Microsoft Flow: SharePoint Document Set creation
