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 #megamtalks Microsoft Teams is a popular communication and collaboration platform designed for teams and organizations. It provides a range of features that enable remote work, such as chat, video conferencing, file sharing, and collaboration tools. One of the main reasons Microsoft Teams is so popular is its integration with other Microsoft products, such as Microsoft Office, SharePoint, and OneDrive. This integration allows users to seamlessly access and collaborate on documents and files within the Teams platform, making it a convenient all-in-one solution for remote work. Another factor that has contributed to Teams' popularity is its security and compliance features. Teams is built on top of the Microsoft 365 platform, which has a robust security framework that meets industry standards and regulations. This makes it a popular choice for organizations that require strict security and compliance standards. In comparison to Zoom, Microsoft Teams has several advantages. For exam

One of my Project got a requirement to combine two Collections and Remove the Duplicates while Combining in to a single collection. For Example i have two Collections, StudentDetails - Columns StudentID, Name, Age, DateOfBirth StudentMarks - Columns StudentID, Subject1Marks, Subject2Marks, Subject3Marks Now I want to merge these two collections without having the Duplicate data. I have used following formulae to combine the two collections into new collection StudentsCollections With(    {       StudentInfo1:       ShowColumns(          'StudentDetails',           "Name",          "Age",          "DateOfBirth"       ),       StudentInfo1:       ShowColumns(          'StudentMarks',           "StudentID",           "Subject1Marks",          "Subject2Marks",          "Subject3Marks"       )    },    ClearCollect(       StudentsCollections,       StudentInfo1,       Filter(          StudentInfo2,        

 As Power Platform admin users can recover the deleted environments. Microsoft only past 7 days deleted items. Following are steps to recover the deleted items, Open Power Platform Admin page on URL - https://admin.powerplatform.microsoft.com/ (only admin users will have the option to recover the environment) Click on Environments in the left Navigation In the Ribbon, Click on "Recover Deleted environments". It will navigate the Deleted Environments page. Select the Environment and click on "Recover". We will get a confirmation Pop-Up. Click on "Continue" button to confirm the recovery It may take hours to complete the restore the environment. 

 #megamtalks Microsoft Power Automate , previously known as Microsoft Flow, is a cloud-based service that allows users to create automated workflows between various applications and services. It provides a visual interface for creating and managing workflows, and integrates with a wide range of external applications and services, including SharePoint, OneDrive, Salesforce, and more. One reason why Power Automate is an important tool is that it can help automate repetitive and time-consuming tasks, allowing users to focus on more important and strategic work. For example, users can create workflows to automatically send notifications, update data, and perform other tasks based on specific triggers or events. In the " Megam Talks " episode 6 , Power Automate was identified as a very popular tool for workflows and integration to external applications because it provides a simple and flexible way to automate processes across multiple systems and applications. The visual interface

 While working with Power Automate flow, i had a requirement to pull the web url of the Teams. Using the Get Team Information, i am able to get the ID of the teams not the Site URL. By using Graph API and sending the requests i am able to get the details required. Here are the steps i have followed to get the information. Add Action, Get Teams. Enter the Team ID/Name. Then call HTTP Request as below. We get the Teams details from Graph API. To get the URL, by using following expression, we can get the Teams URL. outputs('Send_an_HTTP_request')?['body']['weburl'] Hope this helps.

 #megamtalks Microsoft Stream is a video hosting and sharing platform designed specifically for businesses and organizations. It provides a secure and scalable solution for uploading, managing, and sharing videos within a corporate environment. In the "Megam Talks" episode 5 , it was stated that Microsoft Stream could easily be a YouTube for the corporate world because it provides many of the same features and functionalities as YouTube, but with added security and privacy features that are important for businesses. Microsoft Stream allows businesses to upload and share videos with their employees, whether it's for training, communication, or marketing purposes. One of the corporate use cases for Microsoft Stream is training and development. Organizations can create and upload training videos that employees can access and watch on-demand. This can be particularly useful for remote workers or employees in different locations who may not have access to traditional trainin

This is going to be a little different than the other post we saw before where we add Office group as a Contributor to a specific Doc Library. # For this example,  I am Initializing the SPVisitors Group Name # Use the http Get request to gather the visitors group # Parse the data to get the ID of the sitegroup # Use the ID to add the Office Group/Team ID to the SiteGroup with the below body {   "__metadata": {     "type": "SP.User"   },   "LoginName": "c:0o.c|federateddirectoryclaimprovider| @{variables('TeamID')} " }  It look like the below :

 In today's session, we talked about Sway (Tamil)  #megamtalks