Change required for #SharePoint Online / #ProjectOnline REST API calls when using WebRequest #PowerShell #dotnet #office365dev

Just a quick blog post to highlight a change the is required when querying Project Online / SharePoint Online REST APIs in code when using the WebRequest class. Previously the PowerShell code sample below would work and authenticate with no issues: There has been a change in Office365 and this would now generate a 401...

#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 Project level #HTML fields to a #SharePoint list #PowerShell #PPM #Office365

Following on from my previous mini series of posts for including the HTML formatting in Project Online Power BI reports, this post is a supporting blog post for the PowerShell script I used in the 3rd post. For those that missed that mini series of posts, the links are below: Part 1: https://pwmather.wordpress.com/2018/01/01/projectonline-powerbi-report-include-html-formatting-ppm-pmot-powerquery-odata-rest-part-1/ Part 2:...

#SharePoint item count from all lists on all sub webs in SharePoint / #ProjectOnline #PPM #PowerShell

This is a supporting blog post for an example PowerShell script I quickly wrote for Microsoft’s Office 365 SharePoint Online. It was created after a query was posted on the Project Online TechNet forums asking how to easily check what sub sites were being used in PWA. The code sample can be downloaded from here:...

Running #ProjectOnline #PowerShell in #Azure using #AzureFunctions #PPM #Cloud #Flow #LogicApp Part2

Following on from part 1 where I introduced the idea of automating certain Microsoft 365 PPM Project Online customisations using PowerShell, Microsoft Flow / Azure Logic Apps and Azure Functions, in part 2 I will set up an example automation for creating a Project Online event driven snapshot application on project published without having to...

Running #ProjectOnline #PowerShell in #Azure using #AzureFunctions #PPM #Cloud #Flow #LogicApp Part1

Following on from my last post where I published an example solution starter PowerShell script for adding project team users to the Project Site, here I mentioned about running the script in an Azure Function and even running this sync from a Project Online event. The blog post can be seen below if you missed...

#ProjectOnline project user sync to project sites #PPM #O365 #PowerShell #SharePoint

This is a supporting blog post for an example solution starter PowerShell script I wrote for Microsoft’s Office 365 PPM tool Project Online. With the great improvement from Microsoft to now support up to 30,000 Projects and Project Sites in one Project Online Project Web App site collection, there are some limitations such as not...

Update #ProjectOnline Resource custom field values using #PowerShell with data from #AzureAD user attributes #PPM #Offce365 #ProjectServer #CSOM

This blog post will demonstrate a simple example of how Microsoft’s PPM tool, Project Online, can include / sync metadata from Azure AD user attributes to resource custom fields in Project Online. This example script will update the resource custom field “Job Title” on my test tenant with the data from the Azure AD user...

Update #ProjectOnline Project custom field values using #PowerShell with data from a CSV file #PPM #ProjectServer #CSOM

This blog post will demonstrate a simple example of how Microsoft’s PPM tool, Project Online, can include data from an external system. This is a very simple example using a demo CSV mock up of data that could be from an external system. The CSV part could easily be replaced by a SQL query or...

#ProjectOnline data capture / snapshot capability with #PowerShell #SharePoint #Office365 #PPM #BI

This blog post will show an option to capture Microsoft’s PPM Project Online data into a SharePoint list on a schedule to enable time driven data capture for snapshot / trend reporting capability. This example makes use of a PowerShell script I created to get the data and write this to a SharePoint list. The...