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Microsoft silently adds many new cmdlets and parameters. Below you can find my first attempt to summarize what was added in last three months to Teams PowerShell module.

Two new cmdlets appeared in Skype for Business Online PowerShell module. They are related with upcoming integration with Azure Communication Services.

From time to time we need to verify how many available numbers are there in your directory. Here's how to do it.

How I troubleshooted incorrect output from Get-Date while using both AddDays() and -Format on it.

Learn how to create hover effect on a box containing some content inside in Power Apps, so you can create modern interface for your application.

So you designed and implemented Data Loss Prevention policy in Power Automate. Now it's time to check if there was any impact on existing flows.

Custom connectors are not yet supported for Power Platform DLP policies. Let's check how they are processed and how we could secure them.

After Microsoft announced they'll decomission Skype for Business Online module, I'm sharing the instruction of how to replace it with new module efficiently.

If you're going to restrict syncing OneDrive for Business libraries to specific domains only, you might want to first check, which domains are currently being used to synchronize data.

There are some cases in which you'd like to supress a flow in Power Automate for certain period of time. Be careful - turning it off doesn't always work as expected!

SharePoint doesn't provide the out-of-the-box option to import data from Excel file to existing list. There is, however, an interesting workaround which is based on PowerAutomate.

In that post I'd like to share some of the best practices for organizing meetings.

If you want to write Discord bot, there are several options for getting started. I'll describe what I checked when I started looking at that.

I'm explaining how to configured Jekyll-based blog to be hosted on Netlify.

Here's how to search for users in multi-domain environment.

Goal: to install Outlook add-in available only for specific users and to make it enable by default

In PowerShell you can skip the verb “Get” (at least for most cmdlets – it isn't working for things like Get-Process).