SharePoint Designer 2013
6 TopicsSharepoint Designer 2013 Looping and Looping Emails
I am trying to automate a process within my business and would like to see if this would even be possible in the way that I have envisioned. One of the things my team handles. Is our businesses domain estate. Our domains have a listed "Business owner" from inside the business. Every month we need to reach out to those business owners where a domain is coming up for expiry to ascertain if the respective domain is to be renewed or not. I have setup a SharePoint list, key fields being the domain, expiry date, 60 days from expiry and 30 days from expiry. I was looking to run a few daily workflows that check on the 60 days and 30 days column and send an email to the business owner to attain renewal status (Renew yes/no). One of the things is, we have multiple domains with the same business owner. So I would like to try and refrain from sending a person multiple emails per domain and try and collate all domains expiring around the same time in to one email. So, I would like to try and loop through my list, locate the domains expiring within 60 days take all the domains with the same business owner and email that person at once, listing each domain in the email. I don't know if I have used the correct process. But at the moment, I have the following: Stage 1 If CurrentItem: 60 Days remaining equals Today Loop: 1 The content of this loop will run repeatedly while: CurrentItem:Email Group equals Group 1 (i have gone through my list and added Group 1, 2, 3, etc.. where we have domains listed against the same business owner. So, all domains by Joe Blogs has Group 1, all domains by John Doe are Group 2, etc..) Build Domains Dictionary (Output to Variable: Domains) Then Build Expiry Dictionary (Output to Variable: Expiry) Then Email CurrentItem: Business Owner Email Address I will then do another loop for Email Group equals Group 2, then Group 3, etc.. The point where I am stuck, is trying to build the email and ensure that I list each domain and the expiry date in an eligible way. Rather than just listing the string of domains as a string and then the expiry dates as a string, with no real correlation between what domain has which expiry date. Any input would be appreciated! Few things to note: I have to use SharePoint Designer 2013. The SharePoint list i am working with does not have access to be used with PowerAutomate 😞 Thanks for taking the time to read all this!479Views0likes1CommentSharePoint (2016) subsite only visible in Internet Explorer and not in current browsers
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I have try to edit my existing sharepoint 2013 site workflows, but i'm getting below error. Error: "Failed to load the workflow definition for the workflow" I have try reinstall my designer and clear the cache, but it's not working. Kindly anyone please suggest the solution for this issue.728Views0likes0CommentsUnable to delete workflows
I'm working on designing custom approval workflows to SharePoint Online (O365) lists through SharePoint 2013 designer. For this task, I've adopted SharePoint 2010 workflow for approval process. Through designer, I'm unable to delete these worflows now. Error: Any help is greatly appreciated!Solved5.1KViews0likes3CommentsAutomated Workflow to provide percentage in one column based off of results from another column in
Automated Workflow to provide percentage in one column based off of results from another column in a List. Hello! I am a very new user with SharePoint, so any help will be appreciated. I have List with multiple columns. Of those Columns I have one Labeled [Issue Resolved] and it is a Choice type with a Yes or No option. Another column is labeled [% of No Res to Total Contact] and I have this one as a Number type to show as a percentage. Can I build an automated Workflow in Designer that will compare the "No's" in [Issue Resolved] column against all responses in [Issue Resolved] column (caclulation to get a perecntage. E.g., 31 no's / 99 total entries * 100 = 31.31%) and get that number to populate automatically in the [% of No Res to Total Contact] column each time a new entry is created and submitted?1.8KViews0likes5Comments