Recently, while enforcing new DLP policies at the customer’s tenant, some of the existing Dataflows stopped working, claiming that the connections they are using are now disabled and cannot be used.
Ok, so some time ago, I have committed a post about an issue which occurs, when one tries to turn on a flow deployed to another environment, that has a circular reference with other flows.
The Microsoft Graph API is just another, extremely useful API, that can be used in variety of automations within the whole Microsoft 365 ecosystem. I am quite often using it with Logic Apps processes, that are running on application permissions.
I have been struggling with this topic for some time. Almost every time, when I was supposed to work with SharePoint API in Power Apps or Logic Apps, I was googling and going through the same partial solutions.
In 2026 Microsoft will turn off SharePoint add-ons and workflows. This will put many Nintex customers on the crossroad – whether to move to Nintex Automation Cloud or to Power Platform.
Have you ever faced it? A system, that accepts just international characters while users input local ones, like Polish? Or Spanish? Well, Power Automate is here to help them get replaced!
I was recently trying to use Power Automate to write to an Excel worksheet, when I found out that the file is password protected. I was trying to find any action to let me unlock it, but I failed. After some research I realized this can be done using the power of Office Scripts!
In my previous post I was describing a solution to provision SharePoint lists dynamically and also to set their permissions. However, I want to share as well the solution that will let you to create list items using XML data.