When I tried to find the dynamic content in Power Automate for the fields from Microsoft Form which I designed previously, I couldn't find any of them except the names of the "sections" (from Microsoft Form) which are used to group the fields. Everything works well when I remove those "sections". Is there any solution or workaround?
Power Automate Template: Record responses (from Microsoft Forms) in SharePoint List.
Thanks for the suggestion!
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I am trying to automate a help system. I have it set up so you right-click on any widget (Button, etc.) and one of the items is help. Selecting help causes a help file to display (PDF, HTML, or Wiki). Help positions the display to the paragraph that describes the widget. (The document is a hypertext document so the paragraph can contain cross links, etc.)
All of this is working. There is an implementation problem in that it is necessary to input the widget name manually when building the widget list for the help system. The problem is widgets can be renamed during development. New widgets can be added. Old ones deleted, etc. Maintenance becomes a problem.
So my question is, is it possible to obtain a list of widgets by form from a .net application being developed using Visual Studio? I don't mind scraping a set of files to extract the list, but I do need to automate obtaining the list so I can compare with the current list to determine any maintenance necessary to keep the help system in sync with the .net application.
Developer Studio does generate partial classes that do contain the information. Parsing these will be some effort since the parser must understand the format of the class. What would be nice is if Visual Studio had the ability to produce information about the structure of the app being developed.
Visual Studio 2017
Microsoft Teams
Scenario:
Within Teams we have a team with a tab that contains a spreadsheet. Users can enter information w/ a new number and the name of the person responsible etc.
Is it possible that when this item is entered that an email can automatically be sent to the person responsible from within Teams?
I have done some initial research and so far I do see where you can create apps BUT I just would like to know if what I am proposing is possible and if so would it be a monumental undertaking or shouldn't be too difficult.
Any thoughts/feedback appreciated,
Thank you
There are actually two problems to solve here. One, how to detect that something happened in Excel. Two, to take action on that event and send email.
For both of these, you can create Excel macros using VBA (transforming the file from xlsx to xslm). XSLM files require the full Excel client though and don't run well on the web version of Excel. I can't think of another way to do it using Excel.
I created a new SharePoint 2013 project in order to customize a doclib witht the columns and views we would like to use to store our emails, using Harmon.ie. After deployment of the wsp on the sharepoint, everything is working fine in terms of SharePoint, but Harmon.ie (installed on Outlook 2010) does not seem to detect the new list based on our library template. When using a standard DocLib or List templates to create a new list, they are showing up fine.
Does anyone know how this can be fixed?
harmon.ie offers the option to display Document libraries and Lists by templates ID.
Please read carefully our KB on the subject at: https://harmon.ie/provision-harmonie-outlook-all-users (registry key: IncludedLibraryTemplates)
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I have Lightswitch 2013 and need to have nested autocomplete boxes. All the examples on the Internet are for older versions of Lightswitch and there are just a few differences in their examples from my version. Example: When adding Data Item for Local Property, Type "someTable" (Entity) doesn't come up as a choice. Also, if I click on one of my tables, then when I drag this Local Property to the screen is doesn't create an autocomplete box. Seems simple, but frustrating when I've tried many different ways. Please provide specific example using Lightswitch 2013. Thanks in advance. Steve
The steps are:
(1) Create a table called Customers(Id, Name) and a table called Orders(Id, CustomerId, Description) Create a foreign key relationship between Customers.Id and Orders.CustomerId.
(2) Update your LightSwitch 2013 Data Source
(3) Create an Add/Edit screen using the Orders table.
(4) By Default, all the fields (Id, Customer, Description) should be included. The Customer field should default to 'Details Picker' (The Choices will be 'Auto' and will lookup Customers in the Customers table)
Note: The Details Picker will AutoComplete after you type a minimum of three characters.
Thanks for the answer. I figured it out myself. I played around with displaying fields on my screens to see what was actually happening until I finally found out that I can add a specific data binding? to my properties and didn't have to use the drop down choices. I've got it working now.
This seems like a basic requirement for using Lightswitch. I wish someone would be able to post a detailed step by step solution to properly using nested autocomplete boxes. I'm not sure I would remember how to do nexted autocomplete boxes if I had to do this again in a year.
When an expert, like a Beth Massi, provides a detailed example for a specific version of Visual Studio or Lightswitch, it would be nice if that expert, or his/her replacement, would provide a new detailed example whenever Visual Studio or Lightswitch has a new version. Thanks for all the help I have received by searching the Internet.
I'm working on an InfoPath form that's going to be run with InfoPath Forms Services on a SharePoint server. For a number of reasons -- mostly so that the customer can update the form without involving an administrator -- this can't be a form containing .NET code.
The form has a repeating group, and we have users who are a bit confused as to how to add and delete items from the repeating section. I've looked all over the Internets, but haven't been able to find a way to do this without adding a code project to the form.
Is there any way to write a rule or do something else to make a button that adds an item to a repeating section?
Have you considered using JavaScript instead? to add the functionality that you need. Most (if not all) the samples within InfoPath contain a JavaScript code-behind files. these should work within infopath forms services though I have not tried.