PowerApps – 500 Record Limit, Filter SharePoint Person/Group Column with no Delegation Warning

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In this post, I will explain how to delegate the filter function to SharePoint on the Person/Group column.

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How to Access SharePoint Entities and Operations Using REST Endpoints

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SharePoint exposes a REST interface that allows us to perform basic create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) operations on its entities. These operations are performed by constructing a RESTful HTTP request, using the OData standard, that corresponds to the client object model API you want to use. Each SharePoint entity is exposed at an endpoint Read

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What is SharePoint PnP? Why should I consider it?

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SharePoint PnP reduces the amount of code you write. PnP is essentially, a trimmed version of the Client Side Object Model (CSOM) and the JavaScript Object Model (JSOM) libraries.

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Create SharePoint Field Types with XML Using PnP PowerShell

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Get to know ShaprePoint Field Definition Schema and how to use it with PnP Powershell

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Making Office 365 Work for you: Monitoring ATMs

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As a financial institution operating many ATMs across the country and across continents, how can you use Office 365 to gain insights into external problems affecting your ATMs. I am not talking about internal issues such as ATMs running low on cash, but environmental problems such as vandalism, broken screens and dirty surroundings.

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Using OData Query to Filter SharePoint List Items by Lookup Fields in Microsoft Flow (Power Automate)

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Filtering on columns are very easy but not so much for lookup columns to another list for some of you. In this post, I will show you how you can easily do it.

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SharePoint Web Part Updates – December 2019

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Microsoft announced the new features coming to SharePoint web part for Office 365 by the close of the year, 2019. So what is new?

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SharePoint Person or Group Field Properties

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The SharPoint person or group field exposes a handful of important properties. This post will list them and serve as a reference to anyone who needs it.

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SharePoint REST API request header

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The usual way to call the SharePoint REST API was to include in the header request: accept: application/json; odata=verbose. The good news is that, this header is now optional, and more OData options have been added.

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