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    Dataverse Teams and Dynamic Groups in Microsoft Entra ID

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    March 19, 2024

    In Microsoft Entra ID (Formerly known as Azure Active Directory), Assigned groups allow you to add specific users as members of a group. Administrators have direct control over membership, enabling them to add or remove members as needed. Did you know that you can also create a Dynamic group using…

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  • CRM, PowerApps

    [Beginner] Canvas Apps | Data validations using Regular Expressions

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    March 14, 2024

    In this blog post, lets learn how to validate the user inputs using the IsMatch Power Fx function with Regular Expressions. Let’s start with basics. IsMatch function: Regular Expressions: In our blog post example, I am going to validate whether the user has provided a strong password or not. The criteria…

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    Introduction to ‘Dataverse AI functions’

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    March 8, 2024

    The Power Platform empowers makers with prebuilt prompts for common business scenarios such as summarizing, classifying, extracting entities, translating, assessing sentiment, or drafting a reply. These prompts allow you to generate AI-driven responses without the need to manually create a prompt. In this article, I will provide an introduction to…

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    Power Platform | Working with Custom Connector Policies

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    March 8, 2024

    If you need to communicate with services not available as prebuilt connectors from the Power Platform, you can create Custom connectors. These connectors address this scenario by enabling you to create and even share a connector with its own triggers and actions.. Please refer to my article on Build a…

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  • Power Automate

    Canvas App: ‘ConstraintViolated’ Error Reading ‘Response’ from Cloud Flow”

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    March 7, 2024

    I have a Cloud Flow with a ‘Response’ action, illustrated below: I call the flow from my Canvas App and store the response in the ‘KustoResponse‘ context variable using the following PowerFx formula. While testing the Canvas App, even though the flow ran successfully, flow’s response was not being captured…

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  • Power Automate

    [Quick Tip] Power Automate Flow: Sending an Email with ‘Failed Flow Run’ Link

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    February 29, 2024

    In this article, I will demonstrate how to construct the URL of the ‘failed flow run’ instance and include it as a hyperlink in an email body. Scenario: I use the ‘Scope’ control to handle errors in my flows. Whenever an error occurs, I need to send an email with…

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    [Beginner] Power Automate Cloud Flow | Filter Arrays

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    February 21, 2024

    This blog post is intended for beginners in Power Automate Cloud Flow . I will cover the following ‘Array’ scenarios in this post: Declare ‘Array’ of objects: Filter Array object by ‘Country’: To understand the filter operation, let’s filter the ‘arrPerson‘ array where ‘Country’ is ‘USA’. Filter the Array by…

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  • CRM, Power BI

    Tabular Model Definition Language (TMDL) in Power BI Desktop developer mode (Preview)

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    February 21, 2024

    What is ‘Power BI Desktop developer mode’: Now the TMDL in Power BI Desktop developer mode (Preview) feature announces the adoption of Tabular Model Definition Language (TMDL) as the semantic model file format for the Power BI Project files(PBIP). Why TMDL? Please refer this official blog post for more details. 🙂

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  • Dataverse

    Dataverse | Connections are Auto-Created During the Solution Import

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    February 19, 2024

    Have you observed that the connections are automatically created with the credentials of the logged-in user during the solution import?. Previously, users had to navigate away from the solution import pane to create connections.. 🙂

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    Power Platform | Solution import using the ‘stage-and-upgrade’ feature

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    February 14, 2024

    Are you aware that a new stage-and-upgrade parameter parameter has been introduced in the pac solution import command? Stage-and-upgrade parameter: Now that you have the basics of ‘Stage-and-upgrade,’ let’s understand how it differs from the ‘Import-as-holding’ feature that has been around for quite some time. Import-as-holding vs Stage-and-upgrade: Both the…

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