If you ever tried using “List Records” action with the POA table (principalobjectaccess), you might have noticed it’s not showing up in the dropdown list: However, it’s easy to solve. You just need to know the “set” name for that table (which is “principalobjectaccessset”), and, then, you can enter that name as a custom value:… Read More »
If you ever wanted to use Google sheets in Power Automate, there is a connector for that: However, it turned out to be a little tricky, and this is what this post is about. Imagine there is a very simple spreadsheet: What if I wanted to read a specific row from that spreadsheet in the… Read More »
How do we add file download button to the model-driven apps? To start with, why would we even want to do it? There can be some interesting scenarios there, one being to allow your users to download PowerAutomate-generated word templates (see my previous post). That, of course, requires some custom development, since you may want… Read More »
Document Templates have been available in model-driven apps for a while now – they are integrated with the model-driven apps, and it’s easy for the users to access them. They do have limitations, though. We cannot filter those documents, we can only use 1 level of relationships, on each relationship we can only load 100… Read More »
Have you heard of the PowerStorms? As Microsoft keeps changing application development climate to the better, some fascinating things start happening around the Globe. Four of us happened to find ourselves right in the center of one of those on July 16 – that’s when the first ever PowerStorm session happened! There were four of… Read More »