It would be nice if we didn't have to create two versions of a PowerApps form for a SharePoint list in order to have a design that works well both on phones and, for example, on a tab in the Teams desktop app.

The PowerApps Webpart should recognize Target Audience and only renders if applicable.

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Currently SharePoint Online workflow does not give an alert or notification to administrators in case of abnormal failure or process delay etc. We find these problems later and this would give us negative impact on our business.
It would be great you could implement a notification feature for administrators if workflow related problems would happen. This feature could help us to reduce our business loss and improve SPO efficiency.

Please find a way to support recurring events in a SharePoint Calendar for Flow. The event web part is not a feasible replacement for the traditional calendar, and the most basic workflow I can imagine is a "notify participants of event". This functionality is pretty universal for calendars.

after uploading multiple files I have to check in each one separately.
add option to select multiple files and check in or out all of them

Microsoft flow should incorporate the same actions and triggers as Sharepoint Designer 2010 and 2013 Workflows all combined. This way, the creation of custom workflows in SPD2013 would be avoided, and the experience both for the user and the developer would be greatly improved.

Make sure sharepoint and one drive actually work before focusing on other products. Google had this figure out years ago.

I can't understand there is a lookup amount threshold of 12 columns/fields per list. Also, on-site SharePoint (server) allows you to change this limit to the content of your heart. We can't touch this setting on the Sharepoint Online site.

THIS IS A VERY LITTLE AMOUNT OF LOOKUPS !!

I think this threshold should be lifted to minumum 30 columns. Please, you need to take action until 1 November 2020.

Please make the out of the box SharePoint Calendar a recognized list in Flow and make it simpler to set up an Approval Flow on a calendar.

As it stands now, you have to create a request list or MS Form to route to an approver and then when the item is approved, update the Calendar list. You should be able to do this in one step by setting up a flow on the Calendar list itself.

PowerApps Integration - as well as Create an App and Customize Form, add an option to the List View PowerApps control to re-connect an existing PowerApps app or form that has been inadvertently disconnected - find related PowerApps in the tenant that are using the specific list as a primary data source and offer them as options.

faster computer program/internet speeds would greatly increase our success and our customers satisfaction.

Google Sheets has a feature to create a simple form based on the sheet, Smartsheet has the same. Right now, Microsoft Forms automatically creates an excel document, but it doesn't have a feature to directly connect to a Microsoft List without the use of PowerAutomate. If we could have a direct connection, we could have more citizen developers that aren't technical enough to use Power Apps create their own lists and forms and keep them updated.

<One of your tasks was canceled and deleted. You do not need to take any further action on that task.>This notification message to a group of approvers of the workflow is confusing, causing anxiety to the requester and approvers in the work group when one of the approvers complete the approval task. An update is urgently needed to reduce confusion and discomfort. Please update the notification message to <The task has been completed. You do not need to take further action on the task.>

Powerapps is positioned as a frontend for sharepoint. A major feature of frontends is providing data validation and security. Sharepoint cannot be configured to only allow access via a powerapp. This makes powerapps effectively useless for a lot of workflows because sharepoint advertises direct data access to each person with access to the powerapp, and thus a simple bypass to the power app.

Create folders for Flows in the 'My Flows' page, or other way to group them by Sharepoint site, by PowerApps application, etc..

This would allow to quickly see only the Flows that run on a specific Sharepoint site, list or library, or that run from specific PowerApps applications.

please make it easier- more intuitive, to search for the status of where the contract is in the approval process