Tag: REST

Automating the creation of SharePoint libraries can be handled in many ways.

At times, a need arises to pass on the ability for another to create the SharePoint library to a pre-defined specification, for a customer perhaps when working from a design.

Below are the steps you would use to create a list using Microsoft Power Automate.

Here is the full Flow:

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When you have an existing SharePoint list or if you have created one using the method described in Create SharePoint List REST API with Power Automate, you will then want to populate it with some fields.

There are several FieldTypeKinds, at least 31 and you kind find more information on them at this link, FieldType Members.

In this post, I will cover another commonly used FieldType in SharePoint, the "Yes/No" field.

Here is the complete Flow:

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When you have an existing SharePoint list or if you have created one using the method described in Create SharePoint List REST API with Power Automate, you will then want to populate it with some fields.

There are several FieldTypeKinds, at least 31 and you kind find more information on them at this link, FieldType Members.

In this post, I will cover another commonly used FieldType in SharePoint, the "choice" field.

Here is the complete Flow:

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When you have an existing SharePoint list or if you have created one using the method described in Create SharePoint List REST API with Power Automate, you will then want to populate it with some fields.

There are several FieldTypeKinds, at least 31 and you kind find more information on them at this link, FieldType Members.

In this post, I will cover the most commonly used FieldType in SharePoint, the "single line of text". The plan is to create 10 of these fields so below, I will walk through the steps required to carry out this task.

Here is the complete Flow:

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