Often, there are times that you need to present completely different screens and data to the same logged in user but do not want the hassle of having to build multiple apps to accomplish this. One way that I have found to do this is by using variables with app OnStart rules. As you may… Continue reading Choosing your path in PowerApps
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted but I had to share this info. When working with SharePoint lists, we need to do our best to standardize data. One instance of this is if you are using an “Email” column as the primary key to match data between two different lists. To ensure that your users… Continue reading Get rid of those pesky text mismatches and spaces
Miss the old style Manage Content and Structure feature? No? Well this post is just not for you. Now if you said yes then you are in luck. It’s still available in Office 365, just not a menu option. To use the old “Manage Content and Structure”, add this at the end of the site:… Continue reading “Manage Content and Structure” in Office 365
The world of PowerApps can be new and exciting, not to mention completely frustrating! A lot of my frustrations come from my lack of knowledge of the product but there are times when it’s not that, but an issue with the Office 365 platform itself. This brings me to my issue I was having when… Continue reading Remove the authentication prompt for embedded PowerApps
Hello all! It’s been at least two years since I have posted something technical on my Salty Blog, pathetic right?. This how-to in my opinion was too good not to share as I believe that it will help others that are facing/have faced this issue. The ability to email attachments from a list is one… Continue reading Emailing List Attachments in Office 365
I would like to take this time to thank Brett Hall for inviting me to become a pro staff member for Bible Belt Outdoors. I’m super excited and am looking forward to working with and representing this wonderful organization on the hunt. For now, you can follow us on Facebook @biblebeltoutdoors, Twitter @biblebeltoutdrs, Instagram @biblebeltoutdoors… Continue reading Partnering with Bible Belt Outdoors
Recently, we have been learning how to deal with difficult conversations at work. At first, I was a bit dismissive about the whole deal but after going though some of the training I realized that I could learn from this experience. Here are some suggestions, not in any particular order, that I took away from… Continue reading Steps for Successful Conversations
I had a requirement in one of my forms to limit the number of repeating sections to be displayed. I read through some blogs that gave me some ideas on how to increment the row number which was very helpful and got me on the right track. Check them out when you have a moment: http://nickhurstblog.com/2011/08/26/infopath-2010-repeating-table-incremental-row-number/ https://alecpojidaev.wordpress.com/2010/01/07/accessing-previous-rows-in-repeating-group-for-browser-enabled-forms/… Continue reading InfoPath – Limit a Repeating Section
One of the quickest ways to find out information about your installed solutions is to use PowerShell. To do this, login to one of your WFE’s and open SharePoint Management Shell. Then, type in the following command: Get-SPSolution | Export-Csv C:\DeployedSolutions.csv. Open this file on your local machine (or whichever has Excel installed) and dissect as… Continue reading PowerShell – How to retrieve all deployed solutions
I have been using this method for some time now and decided to make a slight change to it. I have been using the PowerShell method found here to find the internal column names for my lists and libraries. It works great. The only problem with this is that I have to modify the script each… Continue reading SharePoint – Retrive the internal column name for lists/libraries using PowerShell
