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Re: Create a file and folder then move created file into that folder
Naligurtan List - Test2 Customer: Lookup field to Customers Customer Exists: Choice Yes or No Library - CustomerFolders Does the flow run- when an item is created, or modified, or when a condition is met? You'll need the right trigger and maybe a trigger condition. I set it to manually start and you enter the ID. Create the content for the file. We'll use this to create a text file. Create a variable for the folder path - /DocumentLibraryName/CustomerName Use a condition to see if the customer exists. Check to see if the Customer Exists = Yes If yes, create the file. Otherwise, create the folder, then create the file in the new folder. Hopefully this is enough to get you started. There is a great Power Automate community here. https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Forums/ct-p/FL_Comm_ForumsRe: Calculated column error
Rexter You're close! Try this: =IF(AND(Education="Completed",IEP="Completed",[School Reports]="Completed"),"OK","Not OK") Here's a great resource for SharePoint calculated columns. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/calculated-value-for-a-list-column-45903d26-5eee-49ec-b94c-9376bd8c2680Re: Sharepoint with Word and Excel
I have done this, and I agree the directions can be overwhelming. I had a single Office Online Server, which is easier. Here's a good youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vmzN9uyglk. Tip#1: don't run automatic updates, manually patch this one, reboot it when it's done whether it asks you to or not. I had problems with it hanging on updates about once a year. Tip#2: Save the Powershell scripts you use to configure. You'll reuse them when you update the certificates, and maybe if you need to troubleshoot or if there is a significant update.
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