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Automate your weekly summary report from SharePoint List (Image Edition)

Introduction From time to time, you might be asked to create a summary report. A summary report can be time-consuming and repetitive especially if it involves the use of images. In this article, we are going to automate the process of creating and sending a summary report via email Pre-Requisites

Introducing Line Charts: Visualizing Change Over Time

What is a line chart? Imagine you are drawing a story of how something changes over time. A line chart does exactly this. It’s a type of graph that shows how data points change. Think of it like connecting dots on a graph to form a line. These dots

How to Create Line Charts in Power BI

A line chart, also known as a line graph is a visual representation of data connected with straight lines. It displays and analyses data trends, patterns and relationships over a continuous or sequential axis, such as time or a numerical scale. They are useful for showing how data changes over

How to Automate and Schedule CSV File from Power BI using Power Automate to Upload to SharePoint Folder

🎯Objective Send a summarized table from a Power BI Dataset/Semantic Model that was pre-built 🔨Tools Required * Power Automate * Power BI Desktop * Power BI Workspace 🪄 Potential Use Cases * Send scheduled reports to users via Email/Teams * Upload the report to OneDrive/SharePoint ✨ Solution Overview 1. Extract data from the Semantic

How to Automate and Schedule Summarized Table from Power BI using Power Automate to Teams Channel

🎯Objective Send a summarized table from a Power BI Dataset/Semantic Model that was pre-built 🔨Tools Required * Power Automate * Power BI Desktop * Power BI Workspace 🪄 Potential Use Cases * Send scheduled reports to users via Email/Teams * Upload the report to OneDrive/SharePoint ✨ Solution Overview 1. Extract data from the Semantic

3 Reasons Microsoft Loop is the Ultimate Corporate Documentation Tool

Like many, I’ve found documentation challenging, often due to cumbersome processes involving multiple applications like Excel, Word, and PowerPoint. It’s not just documenting; it’s also recalling where everything is stored. After experimenting with various applications, I discovered Microsoft Loop — a game changer in corporate documentation and collaboration

PowerApps- Build a menu bar using components

Building a menu bar using components not only saves you time in development, but it also ensures all your menu icons are linked accurately. Create a component of size 90 x 768 (Width x Height). Select the home icon and add to your menu bar If you go ahead and