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Getting started with Office 365: Forms, Flow and PowerApps
 Getting started with Office 365: Forms, Flow and PowerApps 150 150 Sameer Mohammed
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In this article, we will see the power of Office 365. We will see how we can leverage the capabilities of power of Microsoft Forms, SharePoint Online, PowerApps and Flows. Each of these are considered as separate products under one hood i.e. Office 365. So let’s get started:- 1) Microsoft Forms With Microsoft Forms, you…

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How to Create a User-friendly SharePoint View with PowerApps
 How to Create a User-friendly SharePoint View with PowerApps 150 150 Sameer Mohammed
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PowerApps is one of the innovative features of the Office 365 environment that allows users to create, connect and share business apps with their teams. Also, it uses minimal/no-code app building mechanisms for the adjacent Office 365 offerings like SharePoint, Dynamics, etc. With the help of PowerApps, you can access these applications, forms, or views…

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All About Office 365 Groups
 All About Office 365 Groups 150 150 Sameer Mohammed
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Office 365 Groups allow users to collaborate through shared emails, conversations, files, teams and so on. Groups can be created from different Microsoft tools including Outlook, Teams, Yammer, SharePoint site collection. This facility provides a different set of features depending on the tool that is used to create a group. With Office 365 Group, Exchange…

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Office 365 Power Apps for creating a purchasing Mobile App
 Office 365 Power Apps for creating a purchasing Mobile App 150 150 Sameer Mohammed
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Guys Microsoft has been slowly but steadily improving Power apps & Microsoft Flow applications over the past 2 years. Recently they have released Rules for Power App. I have created an end to end basic power app for managing purchase orders and below is the video.  

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Finding the application pool for a SharePoint web application
 Finding the application pool for a SharePoint web application 150 150 Sameer Mohammed
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Found this awesome Blog! http://www.sharepointchick.com/archive/2011/10/29/finding-the-application-pool-account-for-a-web-application.aspx

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XSLTListview VS DataFormWebpart
 XSLTListview VS DataFormWebpart Sameer Mohammed
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Applies to SharePoint 2013 XSLTListview webpart was release with SharePoint 2010 to replace the Listview webpart which was used to display the list data in SharePoint 2007. It uses XSL and users can customize a lot of the XSLT and modify the look feel functionality which the listview webpart could not do. XSLTListview webpart works…

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Clearing filter selection on a DataView created by Filter Webparts
 Clearing filter selection on a DataView created by Filter Webparts 150 150 Sameer Mohammed
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Applies to SharePoint 2013 After using filter webparts with a dataview you will soon realize that if you want to clear the filter so that you can see all the records in the dataview it just does not work, i.e. you have to select all the filters all the time. There is not the way…

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Using Apply Filter Button webpart with multiple Filter webparts
 Using Apply Filter Button webpart with multiple Filter webparts Sameer Mohammed
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Applies to SharePoint 2013 The good or bad thing about the filter webparts from the post above is that they do the filtering but instantaneously i.e as soon as I select the first name it applies the first name filter, then when I select the last name it does the last name filtering, at time…

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Filtering XSLT List view web part with Text filter Web parts
 Filtering XSLT List view web part with Text filter Web parts Sameer Mohammed
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Applies to SharePoint 2013. Out of the several different filters, webparts let’s try using a Text filter webpart On a new non-webpart page created form designer add a dataview webpart and select a list Select a Text Filter webpart Change the filter name and Title name to something simple We are going to create a…

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Using Dataview Webpart with SharePoint 2013
 Using Dataview Webpart with SharePoint 2013 150 150 Sameer Mohammed
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Using Dataview Webpart web partrePoint 2013 Let’s go ahead and use a DataView webpart and discuss some of the basic options that it provides. Open SharePoint Designer 2013, connect to your site and create a new non-webpart page by clicking on New ASPX page in the folder in which you want to create the page.…

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