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394 TopicsIgnite Your Creativity at the Microsoft 365 Copilot Prompt a thon in Malvern
Get ready to spark ideas, explore new possibilities, and unlock the power of great prompting. The Malvern Prompt‑a‑thon on February 24 is your chance to dive in, get hands‑on with Copilot, and see how a single well‑crafted prompt can transform the way you work. Let the creativity begin.76Views0likes0CommentsGet Ready, Atlanta! The First Government Prompt-a-thon is coming to YOU!
Get ready to spark ideas, sharpen your prompting skills, and see what’s possible when creativity meets Copilot. The Atlanta Prompt‑a‑thon on January 27 is where innovation takes center stage—fast‑paced, hands‑on, and built for those who want to turn smart prompts into real impact. If you're curious how far great prompting can take you, this is your moment to dive in.117Views0likes0CommentsCoPilot Agents - Word Tables
Hi, We have been trying to create a CoPilot agent within the business that can read data in a referenced folder within SharePoint and output a summary. Now the prompt I'm using works perfectly when using the "Researcher" agent within CoPilot, but when I use it in the agent the output is very different. For added context. I have made a SharePoint site which has a folder for each project and then all the docs relating to that project within. The user says to the agent, "give me a project overview for QXXXX", what should happen is, the agent finds that folder, which it's seemingly doing and it provides all the info in the layout I've mentioned in the prompt. So it can find the right folder, and it gives a good overview of the project. But any information that's within a table in word, it doesn't retrieve, I've even told it what document has the content in the table it should be bringing back and it says it can't read tables in Word. When I've researched this it seems to be the way CoPilot interprets the data is different depending whether you upload the file or just reference it like my agent is doing. Then in Researcher alternatively, I copy and paste the prompt into the text box, attach cloud files and select the project folder and the output is perfect. It retrieves all the content, dates etc and it's exactly what we need. My aim was to make an agent that can do the same but doesn't require the user to attach the folder, they can just give it the project number and it does it's thing. I'm still pretty new to agents, and appreciate it's still slightly new, but it doesn't feel like it should be doing that. Would anyone with some expertise in agents be able to assist in me fixing this? And if possible, be available via email for me to ask some further questions? Happy to provide any further information if needed. Thanks36Views1like2CommentsAgent «Workflows (Frontier)» is not available - one solution
Perhaps this solution, which I developed together with Microsoft 365 Copilot GTP-5.2 Deep Analysis, will help someone else. All the usual solutions failed. Link to the support documents. The Edge browser has a developer mode. That was the right solution. English: «Workflows is not available Something went wrong. Contact your administrator to keep your environment up to date before using this agent. Environment ID: Default-XXXXXXXXXXX»49Views0likes1CommentDisable Agent Creation for Select Users
When will we be able to allow declarative agent use but disable creation for some users? We want only selected users to be able to create agents. We currently have not way to restrict this. If users can use agents, then they get the Create and agent option.1.7KViews3likes7Comments