In this blog, we’re going to discuss calculated columns in SharePoint. It’s a great feature that you can add to your SharePoint lists. You don’t need to do manual calculations because it can do that for you. One of the main advantages of using calculated columns is that the data you need can be set
Version history in a SharePoint list is very similar to version history within a SharePoint Document Library. It allows users to easily revert the data back to specific changes they have made. In the SharePoint Document Library, it can store multiple versions, while in Excel’s case, it can’t. Version history in SharePoint can store the
In this blog, we’ll discuss the SharePoint Comments section on the SharePoint list. Utilizing this feature is a great way to keep track of everything that is happening on the data. With SharePoint Comments, you can interact with other users, as well as mention and notify specific members in the group or organization. Keep in
In this post, we’re going to learn how to transfer images and signatures from Power Apps to the Microsoft Power Automate platform. This is a bit difficult to do because Power Apps does not have a default way to edit and upload images to SharePoint. The example we will work on is an expense app
