#ProjectOnline #PowerApps using the Project Online Connector #PPM #Apps #MSProject #O365 Part3

In part three of this series of blog posts we will look at using the CreateProject action from the Project Online PowerApps Connector. For those of you that missed part 1, here is a link: https://pwmather.wordpress.com/2018/03/14/projectonline-powerapps-using-the-project-online-connector-ppm-apps-msproject-o365-part1/ and part 2: https://pwmather.wordpress.com/2018/04/11/projectonline-powerapps-using-the-project-online-connector-ppm-apps-msproject-o365-part2/ The CreateProject action is: ProjectOnline.CreateProject({“PWASiteURL”}, {“ProjectName”},{Optional parameters}). As you can see, there is the PWA...

#ProjectOnline #PowerApps using the Project Online Connector #PPM #Apps #MSProject #O365 Part2

In part two of this series of blog posts we will look at using the ListTasks action from the Project Online PowerApps Connector. For those of you that missed part 1, here is a link: https://pwmather.wordpress.com/2018/03/14/projectonline-powerapps-using-the-project-online-connector-ppm-apps-msproject-o365-part1/ The ListTasks action is: ProjectOnline.ListTasks("{ProjectGUID}","{"PWASiteURL}).value As you can see we need to pass in two parameters here, the Project...

#ProjectOnline #PowerApps using the Project Online Connector #PPM #Apps #MSProject #O365 Part1

I recently published two articles on creating a navigation type app for Project Online using PowerApps, here is a screen shot of the project details screen from that example app: For those of you that missed those posts, the links are below: https://pwmather.wordpress.com/2018/02/21/projectonline-powerapps-example-office365-ppm-pmot-apps-msproject-part1/ https://pwmather.wordpress.com/2018/02/24/projectonline-powerapps-example-office365-ppm-pmot-apps-msproject-sharepoint-part2/ That particular example used a SharePoint list as the data source...

#ProjectOnline #PowerShell to keep #PPM data in sync on #SharePoint list #PMOT #O365

Following on from my two PowerApps posts on creating an example Project Online PowerApps app, I thought I would publish the example PowerShell script that I used to populate and update my SharePoint list in the Project Web App site collection. For those that missed my Project Online PowerApps posts, please find the links below:...

#ProjectOnline #PowerApps example #Office365 #PPM #PMOT #Apps #MSProject #SharePoint Part2

In part 2 of this series we look at continuing with the example PowerApp for Project Online for project details and project navigation. For those of you that missed part 1, a link to the post can be found below: https://pwmather.wordpress.com/2018/02/21/projectonline-powerapps-example-office365-ppm-pmot-apps-msproject-part1/ In part 2 we will update the detail screen to display the data we...

#ProjectOnline #PowerApps example #Office365 #PPM #PMOT #Apps #MSProject Part1

PowerApps aren’t a new feature in Office 365 but not one that I have blogged about before, mainly due to the lack of native support for Project Online, but I have created apps before using PowerApps  - it’s an awesome application! PowerApps provide a great way for users to create powerful business apps without writing...