Last Tuesday I discovered an interesting option in the app settings of a PowerApp in my preview environment. I was able to enable PowerApps components in my app! This makes me really happy 😍 I was looking forward to this. @PowerApps Components are available in first release environments! #PowerApps pic.twitter.
Every day I learn something new about PowerApps. Yesterday it was Components; today I am learning everything there is about the PowerApps Notification connector in Flow. PowerApps Notification connector What is the PowerApps Notification connector? As the name says, it offers you a way to send push notifications to users
When you're working a lot with PowerApps, you probably encountered consent popups. These popups show up when you have connected a data source to your PowerApp and open your app for the first time. These consent popups show up for everyone that has access to the app. While this is
Currently, if you have a PowerApp and you want to switch it from one owner to the other, it's not possible to do that from the UI. There is a pretty simple solution for it though. PowerApps <3 PowerShell Make sure to download the PowerApps PowerShell module from here.
A couple of weeks back, the Microsoft Flow team announced the Excel add-in for Microsoft Flow. This add-in will give you the ability to build and run Flows from Excel. I think it's incredible how many people still keep Excel workbooks up-to-date while there are a lot of other options
Twice a year, the release notes of the semi-annual release get published by the different teams of the Microsoft Business Application Group. That means Dynamics 365, Power BI, PowerApps & Flow receive new goodies! For the complete release notes, go here! The fantastic April Dunnam (Seriously, follow her on Twitter!
Yesterday, Melissa Hubbard posted a great intro to Microsoft Flow approvals in her Flow Approval Fundamentals blog post. Make sure to check her blog post before reading this one. Her blog post is focussed on the basics and I will be highlighting a bit more of an advanced feature: timeouts
At a lot of companies, I see a lot of employees struggle with what the possibilities are of the Modern SharePoint. They know there is a lot possible, but they don't know where to start. Luckily there's a lot of good documentation, but a lot of employees don't want to
When you are working with Microsoft Flow a lot, you probably want to know what's new on the platform from time to time. There are several ways to get the latest and greatest of Microsoft Flow. And - yes - there are even ways to get some insights into whats
Microsoft published the spring '18 release notes for Dynamics365. Go here to see them. These release notes also include a lot of new features for Microsoft Flow. I would like to highlight some of them in this blog post: Request for sign-off flow built into SharePoint With this feature, you
