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JonathanWeaver
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Re: How do I remove the scrollbars from SP Customized form?
srijapamNope. No solution. I get the inside scrollbar because the form is longer than the screen height, so that is expected. However, any time the screen/monitor is smaller at all, it creates both of the outside scrollbars, which is very frustrating. The only solution I've found so far is to use a large external monitor.Re: Feasibility - For multiple users, update a SharePoint list when they update a calendar
This would need to be individual Power Automate Flows for each user. Trigger: When an event is added, updated, or deleted - Trigger Condition/Condition: If Show As = "oof" or "away" - Create/Update Item in SharePoint list Each user in the department will need to create this workflow, so it will be a maintenance nightmare. Also, people will need to specifically mark their events as OOO or Away. The other option is to simply create a shared calendar and invite that to their events.Re: Sharepoint Library notify when there are items expiring within the next 7 days
You can use a Condition for this check. However, I'll offer 2 ways to make it work. 1. Depending on how you have the Array Variable setup, you can check the length of the variable. Use a Compose action with the expression "length(variables('arrayName')). Then in the Condition, If outputs(compose) is greater than 0 | Yes = Send Email, No = do nothing. 2. Add a counter Integer variable that increments inside the Apply to Each. Then in the Condition, If intVariable is greater than 0 | Yes = Send Email, No = do nothing.How do I remove the scrollbars from SP Customized form?
Ok. I've customized a SharePoint form using Power Apps, and I'm using a Custom Size. Now I have 3 scrollbars on 1 form. How do I at least remove the horizontal scrollbar (Marked 1 below)? Removing the outermost vertical scrollbar (marked 2 below) would be lovely as well, but not a requirement. It looks the same on every browser and screen size I've tried, including multiple computers. I have these settings: FormScreen1.Width = Max(App.Width, App.MinScreenWidth) SharePointForm1.Width = FormScreen1.Width - 25 (To make the dual scrollbars manageable for users) I've verified that none of the fields are too wide for the SP Form width. I left a little gap at the bottom in case I want to add instructional text or buttons or anything, but I have not yet added anything outside the SP form.
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