The series has finally reached a conclusion. The final list, SharePointHomeCacheList, had so many items that it was divided into two posts. Part I spotlighted 3 list items and Part II will cover two additional items... E.g., export of list object in PowerShell ISE. Get target items $api = "/sites/$($siteGuid)/lists/$($listGuid)/items" $api += "?expand=fields" $lst1 = … Continue reading OneDrive: Hidden List (SharePoint Home Cache List – Part II)
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Power BI: Intersect w/ Netflix Viewing Data
Recap: Visuals were built in the previous Netflix Viewing Data blog, but no formulas. Still, presenting the year-to-year viewing counts in stacked bar charts was simple enough. And the drilldowns weren't bad... Note: The Netflix viewing history export only includes the first time something is viewed, not each time it is viewed. However, today I … Continue reading Power BI: Intersect w/ Netflix Viewing Data
Power Automate: Parse Strings
The Power Platform is a collective of Microsoft tools natively extensible across Azure. Bundled within this collective is Power Automate, a cloud-based tool facilitating the automation of business processes... Noteworthy, Power Automate is great for empowering everyone; including none developers. Yet, it can feel restrictive to seasoned developers because things are done differently. The parsing … Continue reading Power Automate: Parse Strings
Thank you, Retention Policy!
End-users delete a lot of content. So many "accidental" deletions... Anyway, they can delete content and often enough, they delete the wrong file! *gasp* Note: Another lengthy post, but w/ pictures... Deleted files go to the Recycle bin. The process is routine at this point... SharePoint Online files can be restored from the site's Recycle … Continue reading Thank you, Retention Policy!
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