Using meta data from a MS form created in SharePoint in Email
Hi, I've created a Form within SharePoint and I want to add the results to 1) An Approval 2) To Body of Email This is the main part of the Flow and I'm using Compose actions The Names column is a People or Group type. Field = Names The Building Ward Access is a Choice type Field = Building_x002d_Ward_x0020_Access Both have 'Allow Multiple Selections' I'm try just to add the Name or Names and Building / Ward or plural into the body of the Approval and Email. I seem to be getting additional data including @odata I've been using Join expressions, if Statements and nothing seems to be working?? Can someone please assist???Microsoft Lists forms: What's New
Microsoft Lists forms help you get the specific details you need from various people and groups, without overexposing your full list and list details. With these improvements, you can create more dynamic, customized, and efficient forms, helping to streamline your workflows and gather more targeted data - and they look beautiful and load and submit quickly. Let's explore these updates in detail – first in a short demo video tour, and then more details below. Watch now: Seamless creation of forms with more customization Quick Creation of List Forms from Lists home, SharePoint, and the Lists app in Teams Creating list forms has never been easier, or more integrated. Now, users can get started with a form without first needing to create a new list. As you create your form from Lists home, SharePoint, or the Lists app in Teams, the underlying list for responses is created automatically behind the scenes. This seamless process saves you time and effort, allowing you to focus on collecting and managing your data. Conditional Branching Make your forms smarter and more dynamic with conditional branching. This feature allows you to show or hide questions based on previous answers, ensuring respondents only see questions relevant to them. This not only improves the user experience but also helps you collect more accurate and targeted data. s the submitter makes their choices. Logo Support Brand your forms with your organization's logo. Adding a logo to your forms not only makes them look more professional, but it also reinforces brand identity. Create more relevant forms with additional field types Note the image above and the corresponding numbers to indicate new supported field types: 1. Location Collect location data with support for location columns on forms. Whether you're planning events, managing inventory, or tracking deliveries, this feature ensures you have accurate location information at your fingertips. 2. Image With image column support, you can now include images in your forms. This is particularly valuable on mobile browsers, where the form can access the device camera for quick image capture and upload. Ideal for audits, visual surveys, product feedback or any form where images can enhance the data collection process. 3. Lookup support Enhance your forms with lookup columns, enabling you to pull in data from other lists. This means that values from a column in another list can be displayed as choices on your form. This feature is particularly useful for creating relationships between different datasets, ensuring your forms are always populated with the most current information. However, please note that currently respondents need at least read access to the underlying source list to see and select the options. 4. Attachments Need to collect files or documents from your respondents? No problem! Our new attachment field support allows users to upload files directly to the form. This is ideal for scenarios like job applications, project submissions, or any situation where additional documentation is required. Enjoy greater control over your forms with additional settings Get Notifications for new form responses Choose to be notified the moment someone submits a response to your form. This feature ensures you stay on top of your data collection and can act promptly on new information, making your workflow more efficient and responsive. By default, this setting is turned off, but you can subscribe to the forms for which you wish to receive notifications. Allow single/multiple responses per user, per form Our new response settings provide you with control over how many times a user can respond to your form. You now have the option to permit either single or multiple responses per user, offering greater flexibility. This feature will be available shortly. Schedule when form submission starts and when it ends Timing is everything! With the new scheduling feature, you can set specific start and end dates for your forms. This is perfect for time-sensitive surveys, event registrations, or any scenario where you need to control when your form is available to respondents. Additional Lists improvements Link unfurling in Microsoft Teams Links to Lists, list items, and Lists forms will display richer details such as title and path when shared in Teams chats and channels. This new feature will enhance collaboration by making it easier for users to recognize specific List link types, in addition to viewing the title and path. n links resolve to a more visual preview. Hide collaborators Based on customer feedback regarding privacy, admins can run the PowerShell command Set-SPOSite -Identity -HidePeopleWhoHaveListsOpen $true to disable this feature on a per-site collection basis, so users cannot see who is working on the list at the same time AND the lists still support co-authoring capabilities, just minimizes the visibility of your co-authors on that sites' lists. Learn more. In the end... We hope you are as excited as we are about these new features rolling out! Try them and see how they can transform your data collection and management processes. Our team is continuously working on new features and improvements to make Microsoft Lists forms even better. Stay tuned for more updates, and don't forget to share your feedback with us. Your input is invaluable in helping us shape the future of Microsoft Lists. Visit the Microsoft Lists resource center: https://aka.ms/MSLists Submit feedback: https://aka.ms/MSLists/Feedback Discover help and 'how to' content: https://aka.ms/MSLists/Help Enjoy, sahilbaid
SharePoint List Accessibility Issues
I have team members that go around with iPads so that they can document issues at our sites within a Microsoft List. However recently there has been an issue where the save button just cant be reached anymore when using the web version. We tried using the SharePoint app, however that just results in the picture fields becoming read only, am i doing something wrong here? Is the only way to solve this through customized forms in Power Apps? Because that also just turns all my fields into custom data fields.
SharePoint Library Help Needed
I have a SharePoint Library where I would like to implement these requirements below and would appreciate your advise: Folders were created at the library level, which looks like the image below. I do not want people to be able to create any folders or upload documents or folders at the library level, but rather only when they open the folders. I have disabled folder creation and created a PowerApps form, so that users can only upload document, edit documents, view details of the documents when they open any of the folders., but I cannot seem to find the Power Apps form when I open any of the folders and try to upload a document or view a document or edit the document details. 2. I have a choice column called Fiscal Year which has options as = FY22, FY 23, FY24, FY25, FY26. By March 2026, I would like to create an automate flow which will auto create FY27 and remove FY22 from the choice, so that the choice column is always limited to only 5 years.
SharePoint permission change notifications not working
Problem: Trying to get Microsoft Graph change notifications when permissions change on SharePoint/OneDrive drive items (sharing, inheritance breaks, access grants/revocations). Using Prefer: includesecuritywebhooks on subscription creation as documented subscription creates successfully, but the header appears to be silently ignored (notificationQueryOptions is always null in response, Preference-Applied header is always empty). What works: Regular content change notifications fire fine. What doesn't: Zero security notifications on any permission change. Subscription request: POST https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/subscriptions Prefer: includesecuritywebhooks { "changeType": "updated", "notificationUrl": "https://...", "resource": "drives/{driveId}/root", "expirationDateTime": "2026-06-12T00:00:00Z" } Permissions (all with admin consent): Files.Read.All, Files.ReadWrite.All, Sites.Read.All, Sites.FullControl.All, Directory.Read.All Already tried: Both v1.0 and /beta endpoints same result Every relevant permission combination But the official document says it should work: Link to documentation: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/onedrive/developer/rest-api/concepts/scan-guidance?view=odsp-graph-online#receiving-webhook-notifications-for-security-events Any working example or confirmation of current status would be extremely helpful. Happy to share more details or test specific configurations.Can move SharePoint list items to folders in a list, but not back to root of list with Move To
Does anybody know if this is by decision or bug..? I created a SharePoint list for inventory and created 2 folders for private items (unique permissions on folders) to hide list items at certain times of the year. I tried to move them back OUT of the folder to the root of the list, but it does not allow me to do so. See screenshot on the bottom shows Move Here button is disabled on root of list.. attached is screenshot only when in folders.. My workaround would be to create another folder called public and inherit permissions from a list, set all views to show No Folders and move from private to public, but thought I 'should' be able to move back out to root of list...
