Flow, Power Automate, Uncategorized

Power Automate w Word Online: generate document updates

Scenario: My client generates a summary document for applications lodged online. The generated summary could be manually edited by an officer. At the final stage of the application processing, it's required to include additional information to the generated summary document regarding the outcome of the application. This information must be dynamically generated. This is a… Continue reading Power Automate w Word Online: generate document updates

Community, Uncategorized

5 reasons why (you believe) you can’t be Microsoft MVP and why you should rethink it

Today is "that day of the year", the MVP renewal day. You could see lots of posts on Twitter and LinkedIn about the event. MVPs are posting about being renewed for another year. It means more community work, opportunities, more tech knowledge shared, and more questions answered. It means more fun! I've been a part… Continue reading 5 reasons why (you believe) you can’t be Microsoft MVP and why you should rethink it

Business Applications, Dataflow, Dataverse, Uncategorized

Dataflows for PowerApps: loading data from CSV file without copying it to OneDrive in advance. 💖😎👍

I would like to share my recent experience with loading a CSV file via Dataflow to Dataverse with you. Today, I downloaded the list of leads from the conference we sponsored last week. There is no better way to load it to my sales app on Dataverse - it's a Dataflow way! At least for… Continue reading Dataflows for PowerApps: loading data from CSV file without copying it to OneDrive in advance. 💖😎👍

Uncategorized

Power App Portal Web API – fighting lookups

We will start with the 100% helpful Microsoft docs articles: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/portals/web-api-overview https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/portals/web-api-perform-operations I haven't had any issues with simple type fields but I stuck with lookups. Remembering my first time exploring the portal Web API, I didn't run into this issue. Or maybe it worked slightly differently during that times. There are some articles in… Continue reading Power App Portal Web API – fighting lookups

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How to – Get the size of tables in Dataverse / Dynamics 365

Nishant Rana's Weblog

Using the Capacity page in the Power Platform Admin Center we can extract the details of size occupied by table (in MB) within a particular environment.

Login to the admin portal and navigate to Capacity

https://admin.powerplatform.microsoft.com/resources/capacity

Select the Dataverse tab and click on Details or in case of trial click on the Trial tab

Here we have selected the details (graph) option for one of the environments.

Select Download all tables option for the Top database capacity use, by table chart


We can see the details within the extracted CSV file.

Get all the details here

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/capacity-storage#environment-storage-capacity-details

Hope it helps..

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