Introducing the Flow Tab in Teams and new Teams’ triggers
In this post, we’ll walk through two new feature updates with the Flow integration in Microsoft Teams – a new tab in team channels and triggers for the Teams connector.
» Read moreIntroducing Microsoft Flow integration in Excel
Flow is now integrated into Microsoft Excel! With this integration that uses the For a selected row trigger and the Flow launch panel, you can create and trigger on-demand flows for selected rows in any Excel table on spreadsheets hosted in SharePoint or OneDrive for Business. The Microsoft Flow for Excel add-in enables you to connect your data to a wide range of services such as SharePoint, Outlook 365, Dynamics 365, Teams, Visual Studio Online, Twitter, Approvals, etc. In this post, we’ll walk you through this new capability with a hands-on example.
» Read moreShare your Flows with Office 365 Groups and SharePoint Lists, Connector Updates, and Analytics with Error Details
This week, we’re introducing several new updates in Microsoft Flow. We have more sharing capabilities: share with SharePoint lists and libraries, and Office 365 modern groups. We also have a number of connector updates, and, new error analytics for understanding flow failures.
» Read moreAdvanced | Flow of the Week: Send parallel approval requests to a dynamic set of approvers
In this advanced FOTW post, learn how to create dynamic parallel approval requests using the new concurrency control settings in for each loops and also get a flavor for other Flow capabilities like variables, expressions, and ODATA filter queries.
» Read moreIntroducing Flow Integration in Microsoft Teams
Flow is now integrated in Microsoft Teams! With this integration, from Teams, you can create and manage flows, review your received and sent approvals, and launch flows directly within the Teams desktop app or on teams.microsoft.com. Learn more about this new integration.
» Read moreIntroducing Flow Launch Panel in SharePoint Lists and Libraries
The Flow Launch Panel is now available on all modern SharePoint lists and libraries. In this post, we’ll walk you through an example of how to create and customize a flow that uses the launch panel’s capabilities using the For a selected item trigger. We’ll also demonstrate how you can enable other members of your organization to run this flow using run-only permissions.
» Read moreMicrosoft Flow integration in One Drive for Business and new connector actions
Flow is now integrated into OneDrive for Business! Using the integration, you can select any file and convert it to PDF, send it to your manager for approval, ask for feedback over email, or post to Teams. Learn more about this new integration and other new OneDrive for Business capabilities.
» Read moreIntermediate | Flow of the Week: Get me an digest of today’s inspections in a single email
In this week’s Flow of the Week, we’ll look at how you can create a flow that sends you a digest of today’s scheduled inspections in a single email.
» Read moreSupport for SharePoint Document Library Properties
Flow now gives you the ability to read and set SharePoint document library properties. Check out this post to learn more about how to use these highly requested features.
» Read moreSetting SharePoint’s Person, Choice, and Lookup fields
SharePoint’s Create item and Update item now support the ability to set Person, Choice, and Lookup fields. Learn more in this blog post.
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