For today's mission, a request came in to use a Microsoft Form to receive training log submissions. Every team member is responsible for submitting their logs and time is measured in quarter hour increments. The big ask? Can the dropdown values span from 0.25 to 40? Yes, but typing that many options is needlessly time … Continue reading MS Forms: Bulk Copy/ Paste Options
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Microsoft Forms: Field GUIDS w/ Power Automate
Microsoft Forms is great for quickly collecting responses. Simple forms are created in a few minutes, but even more robust forms are created in maybe half an hour. Though, once the data is collected, what's next? Someone could process the form results with Power Automate. And mapping most fields is straight-forward. Yet, it's important to … Continue reading Microsoft Forms: Field GUIDS w/ Power Automate
Power Automate: Microsoft’s “Rube Goldberg Machine”
The Microsoft 365 suite is a collection of cloud-based solutions: Outlook Online,SharePoint Online,Microsoft Teams,etc. Also included in this ensemble is Power Automate, Microsoft's workflow solution. Power Automate flows can use dozens (and dozens) of connectors to link both Microsoft and non-Microsoft solutions into automated processes: TwitterAsanaMailChimpYouTubeSalesforceetc. Essentially, an action triggers the process, then a series … Continue reading Power Automate: Microsoft’s “Rube Goldberg Machine”
Microsoft Forms: Hidden Themes!
Another solution of the Office 365 offering is Microsoft Forms. Although still evolving, Forms is great for building surveys, quizzes, and polls. But sometimes these forms needs to be jazzed up, so there are themes... Once the themes are presented, there are a few available options: Select a color as the background.Select a picture as … Continue reading Microsoft Forms: Hidden Themes!
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