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Changing SharePoint Quick links automatically via power automate
Hi, hope all are doing well. My requirements is, 1. I have a list named Birthday wishes where it has column such as Name, Birthday_date, Emp_No, and image. where the image column contains a URL of...
bhavaM I will suggest you to try below SharePoint out of the box approach instead of using Quick Links web part and Power automate flow/PowerShell/custom solution for updating the links/image URLs.
- Create a SharePoint list for storing the birthdays and details
- Create a list view using filters so that only current month birthdays are visible
- Apply JSON formatting for your list view to make it look like quick links
- Create a SharePoint modern page
- Add list web part on page --> select your list --> Edit web part settings --> select your list view showing current month birthdays.
Check below SharePoint JSON view formatting samples which will help you:
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bhavaM I will suggest you to try below SharePoint out of the box approach instead of using Quick Links web part and Power automate flow/PowerShell/custom solution for updating the links/image URLs.
- Create a SharePoint list for storing the birthdays and details
- Create a list view using filters so that only current month birthdays are visible
- Apply JSON formatting for your list view to make it look like quick links
- Create a SharePoint modern page
- Add list web part on page --> select your list --> Edit web part settings --> select your list view showing current month birthdays.
Check below SharePoint JSON view formatting samples which will help you:
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- Hi ganeshsanap, Could you please explain me how to apply json format for the list view to make it look like quick links
bhavaM you don't even necessarily need the JSON, just create a gallery view:
1. List:
2. View filtered for today's birthdays:
3. Web part added to a page showing how it displays if more than 1 person has a birthday on the same date:
You could then build a simple flow to run on the 1st of January each year to update the birthday column.
Rob
Los Gallardos- Go to your SharePoint list view
- Click on view name from top right corner (Switch view options drop down)
- Select Format current view
- Go to Advanced mode
- Add/Paste the JSON you want to apply and click Save
Check this documentation for detailed information: Use view formatting to customize SharePoint
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- Thank you so much ganeshsanap,
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