SharePoint Online Cookbook
A list of 142 Power Automate recipes for specific SharePoint Online operations. Power Automate examples for SharePoint Online use cases, to save time. This is a work in progress kind of article, I will...
Category: SharePoint Online
Create Multi-Value Person field
How to create a Multi-value person or group type of field in a SharePoint Online list using a Power Automate flow.
Remove a field from a View
How to remove a field from a SharePoint Online list view using a Power Automate flow.
Change URL of SharePoint Library
It is possible to change the URL of a SharePoint Online Library via PowerShell. In this blog I tried to figure out if it would also be possible via a Power Automate flow.
Add profiles to People web part
One of the nicer SharePoint Online building blocks is the People web part. Normally you manually configure this by adding people profiles one by one. In this article I will show you how you...
Publish table on SharePoint page
SharePoint Online pages have the capability to use tables to present information. In this article I will show you how you can format the Create HTML table action output to a SharePoint Online table...
Get Group ID by SharePoint Site Url
SharePoint Online Team sites can have Microsoft 365 Groups associated with them. In this article I will show you how you can retrieve the Group ID of the related Microsoft 365 Group in a...
Hide column on New Item form
SharePoint Online lists have forms for entering new items and editing items. Sometimes you want to hide a column on this type of form. In this blog I will demonstrate how you can hide...
Show all items without folders
SharePoint Online document library views can be shown with folders or as a flat structure, the show all items without folders option. In this blog I will demonstrate how you can update an existing...
Request maxUrlLength and URL parameters
Via a Power Automate flow you can interact with the SharePoint REST API via a Send an HTTP request action. Sometimes you can run into the maxUrlLength limit with this approach. This blog shows...
