Add the option in Microsoft Flow to be triggered when a new item of a certain content type is created or modified. This will allow the creation of 1 flow to run a multiple sites which contain a library/list on which the flow needs to run.

I would like the ability to use Microsoft flow to manage SharePoint folders permissions (Permission list: Full Control | Edit | View) for the following entities users, security groups and Office 365 groups (Operations: Add | Remove | Modify)

As of today 20191113, the tech article (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/sharepointonline/#stop-sharing-an-item-or-a-folder) says it provide this functionality, yet by testing and through MS support it does not work. This is folder operation in specific and not an item or file

It is possible to add custom buttons to run flows against documents and list items - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/declarative-customization/column-formatting#create-a-button-to-launch-a-flow

However this only works when the user is in the library or list. If you're on a page and have a library/list web part the flow button is visible but does nothing when clicked. There's also none of the OOB options to run flows associated with the library/list when viewing them via the web part.

It would be really useful if this functionality was added as most of our libraries and lists are presented via pages on our SharePoint environment.

It's great that you can convert a document stored in a SharePoint library to PDF by using the item menus, but I would like to automate that capability through a workflow.

What would be awesome is if I could have a Workflow Action to convert the current item to PDF. If not, then at least expose a REST API so that I could use the Call an HTTP Service to create the PDF file.

If SharePoint 2016 includes improvements to workflow, since SPD 2013 is not going to be improved, can I request a new end-user friendly tool so that workflows can be created as easily as they could in SharePoint 2013 with SPD2013. The tool should be free and not a add-in to Visual Studio.

Among files listed in document library search result page, when you try to click eclipse to find Flow button, it is not there.

We need this button to show there so that we can create a Flow or see Flows related for efficient working.

In o365 we can directly customize forms and flow with buttons in the List Actions. It's not possible to do it in SharePoint 2019. This is what I expect to have from the Bill Baer annoucement https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Microsoft-SharePoint-Blog/Welcome-to-SharePoint-Server-2019-a-modern-platform-for-choice/ba-p/194162

The slide library feature needs to be brought back to SharePoint. This was a very useful feature.

Give us basic workflows and the ability to design new workflows without the need for a desktop designer or third-party tool. Workflows are really important so it is unclear why we still need to activate SharePoint 2010 workflows instead of getting out-of-box workflow capabilities. Microsoft Flow is a nice product but going to a wholly separate website that is not fully integrated with SharePoint is not a very good answer either.

Hi, can you please allow for dynamic height adjustment of PowerApps forms in SharePoint to 100%. At the moment it is a fixed size which creates a scroll bar, and on larger screen resolutions it does not work effectively, especially if there are lots of fields to fill in.

I have edited the HTML code in the browser debugger, and could get it to be 100% height, so I know it is possible, and looks much more professional.

Thank you for your time.
Stan

Multiline Text in PowerApps should have the AutoHeight property enabled, so that the Multiline text field grows in height according the size of the text.

Today this is possible by creating a labl with AutoHeight set as true, setting the width of the label to be the same as the text input, and placing DataCard Height same as Label.

Right now, trying to update a Managed Metadata field in a SharePoint 2013 workflow is almost a nightmare. It use to be that you could pass a string in a particular format (ex. "ID;#Label;GUID") but now you have to build a Dictionary object. And sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't.

Please stop this madness. I would recommend a new workflow action like "Set this managed metadata field to this term" or perhaps enhancing the "Set this item" action in some way.

Geolocation fields are cool, but you can't use inside MS Flow, PowerApps, or Excel data connections, they are not supported .
Thanks!

We can run a Power Automate Flow by selecting item in list/library. This functionality works well while filtering or sorting the list.

But when I am searching within a list and selecting the list item from search results, all the "Automate" options are missing (both from command bar and item edit menu - ellipses).

Please allow running Power Automate Flow while searching in list/library

End users are able to edit and save multiple items in bulk, using the default form on the side pane, bypassing the business logic that is built within PowerApps.
The request is to disable the Edit functionality or hide the Edit link when multiple items are selected in a SharePoint List customized with PowerApps.

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■Title(件名)：
リスト Web パーツ上から Flow を実施したい
Make Flow run from list web parts

■Description(内容):
モダン表示のサイト ページにリスト Web パーツを配置した際に、Flow のボタンが表示されず、Web パーツ上から Flow を実施することができない。
リスト自体にアクセスする工数を減らすため、リスト Web パーツ上から Flow を実施できるように機能の拡張を要望します。
Flow button does not get shown when list web parts are placed on the modern display site page, and Flow could not be run from web parts as well.
In order to decrease the amount of times used to access the list, please make it so that Flow can be run from list web parts.

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■Title(件名)：
ワークフローのステータス表示について

Show Workflow status

■Description(内容):
アイテムの [プロパティの詳細] 画面でワークフローのステータス表示ができるようにしてほしい。

Show Workflow status in [Advanced Properties] of items.

Thank you for your consideration.