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Flow: So Where has "Edit in advanced mode" Gone on Condition Actions

6th February 201928th February 2021 AlanPs1 0 Comments Flow, Microsoft Flow

Below is an image of the new format for conditions in Flow. Look at the no code control we have

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Flow Power Platform 

Flow: WDL – Use Multiple Functions to Make Interesting Expressions

10th December 201823rd February 2021 AlanPs1 0 Comments CSS, email, HTML, Microsoft Flow, Outlook, WDL, Workflow Definition Language

In this post, we will once again reference back to part 8 – Call O365 Roadmap Web Service Weekly Digest where we have sent

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Flow Power Platform 

Flow: HTML Email Customisation with CSS

10th December 20188th March 2021 AlanPs1 0 Comments CSS, email, HTML, Microsoft Flow, Outlook

Back in part 8 – Call O365 Roadmap Web Service Weekly Digest you will see that we are generating the last 7

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Flow Power Platform 

Flow: Filter Array on Multiple Parameters Using and()

10th December 20188th March 2021 AlanPs1 0 Comments contains, Flow, JSON, Microsoft Flow, Microsoft365, not(), Office 365, Roadmap, Web Service, XML

Back in part 8 – Call O365 Roadmap Web Service Weekly Digest you will see there is a Filter Array that I

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Flow Office 365 Power Platform 

Call O365 Roadmap Web Service Weekly Digest – Part 8

8th December 20188th March 2021 AlanPs1 0 Comments Endpoints, Flow, JSON, Microsoft Flow, Microsoft365, MS Flow, Office 365, Roadmap, Web Service

The Microsoft 365 Roadmap can be an invaluable source of information at times, although staying on top of the hundreds

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Get Logged-On User's Home Drive Location – Get-CimInstance
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Get Logged-On User's Home Drive Location – Get-CimInstance

23rd May 202124th May 2021 AlanPs1 0

When using PowerShell, have you come across the need to capture the logged-on user's home drive location? In a previous

Get Logged-On User's Username – Get-CimInstance
PowerShell 

Get Logged-On User's Username – Get-CimInstance

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Simple WPF App Re-Profile Microsoft Teams
Office 365 PowerShell 

Simple WPF App Re-Profile Microsoft Teams

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Re-profile Microsoft Teams and Clear Cache PowerShell Script
Office 365 PowerShell 

Re-profile Microsoft Teams and Clear Cache PowerShell Script

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OFFICE 365

Simple WPF App Re-Profile Microsoft Teams
Office 365 PowerShell 

Simple WPF App Re-Profile Microsoft Teams

15th May 202115th May 2021 AlanPs1 0

There are many uses for a simple WPF app so here is an example written purely in PowerShell. In a

Re-profile Microsoft Teams and Clear Cache PowerShell Script
Office 365 PowerShell 

Re-profile Microsoft Teams and Clear Cache PowerShell Script

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Azure Office 365 

Create Azure App Registration for Accessing Office 365 Service Communications API

24th November 20208th May 2021 AlanPs1 0
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Office 365 PowerShell SharePoint 

Adding Retention Labels to Subfolders in SharePoint Online and OneDrive

14th November 202023rd February 2021 AlanPs1 0

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Alan Loves PowerShell, The Power Platform and all things Azure and Microsoft 365. An automation enthusiast who just loves to share his tech. Be sure to connect with me on Twitter and link to my blogs, and I will be sure to return the favour. Thanks for reading.

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