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Category: Microsoft Lists
In this blog post I will show how to send email reminders for Microsoft Lists items based on a date column using Power Automate. I am using a customized version of the Microsoft Lists Issue Tracker template. See Microsoft Lists: Updated Issue Tracker for more info. Automated email reminders give users time and opportunity to intervene … Continue reading Send email reminders from Microsoft Lists using Power Automate
In my previous blog post I outlined how Power Automate can be used to get responses from Microsoft Forms into Microsoft List. As a follow up to that post, I will show how to add attachments from Forms to Microsoft Lists using Power Automate. See my previous blog post for the form, List and Flow … Continue reading Add attachments from Forms to Microsoft Lists using Power Automate
In this blog post I will outline how to get responses from Microsoft Forms into Microsoft Lists using Power Automate. I am using the Microsoft Lists, Issue tracker template for my examples. I have created a new Forms form that aligns its questions to the Issue tracker list columns. This is how my list column … Continue reading Get responses from Forms to Microsoft Lists using Power Automate
In my last blog post I took a closer look at the Issue Tracker template that comes part of the new Microsoft Lists application. A part of the review was to compare "Issue Tracker" to "Issue Tracking" (the previous iteration of Issue Tracker) to help highlight the value of the new template and to also … Continue reading Microsoft Lists: Updated Issue Tracker
As part of the Microsoft Lists roll-out you will have access to a number of ready-made templates, including the Issue Tracker. According to the Microsoft Lists Look Book, the Issue Tracker template helps to "track, manage and bring issues to a close by making it easy to set priorities in the status column and send … Continue reading Microsoft Lists: A closer look at the Issue Tracker template
I'm very happy to see Microsoft Lists starting to roll-out. The new functionality and a shift to its own dedicated app help to lower technology barriers for citizen developers and better position Microsoft Lists in the Microsoft 365 landscape of apps. In this blog post I am going to walk through creating a new List … Continue reading Microsoft Lists: new list using an existing Excel spreadsheet
