Albert-Jan SchotRecognize contributions using the CLI for Microsoft 365
Recognizing contributions is a great way to boost morale. The SharePoint Better Practices documentation even has a section on Identifying Your …
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Albert-Jan Schot
Albert-Jan SchotList all lists and file count using CLI for Microsoft 365
Migrations can always be a tricky thing. In most cases you want to produce some form of reporting to confirm migration results. Or sometimes just to …
Albert-Jan SchotList failed site designs with CLI for Microsoft 365
Roughly two years ago I blogged about listing all failed site designs with PowerShell. However, in a recent scenario I had to achieve the exact same …
Albert-Jan SchotFind Power Automate Flows that are connected to your site or list
One of my colleagues recently had some troubles at a customer: there was a SharePoint list that had its items updated by a Power Automate process. …
Albert-Jan SchotRunning the CLI for Microsoft 365 in an Azure Container Instance
I must admit that I am not knowledgeable on anything around containers. So I was very happy that we released a Docker image for the CLI for Microsoft …
Albert-Jan SchotJMESPath queries for CLI for Microsoft 365
Within the CLI for Microsoft 365 we use JMESPath write execute expressions against returned data. It is a great way to filter down a dataset. But it …
Albert-Jan SchotExport external users with CLI for Microsoft 365
Another post after blogging about Migration report with CLI for Microsoft 365. Same scenario, however this time I had to extract all external users …
Albert-Jan SchotSite report with CLI for Microsoft 365 working with dates
I love the Microsoft 365 ‘dev’ community, or probably should call it the Tech Community. After posting about Migration report with CLI for Microsoft …
Albert-Jan SchotMigration report with CLI for Microsoft 365
Sometimes you need a quick report on your Microsoft 365 tenant. Recently I was asked to quickly report the number of sites to give a …