Most of the time, when you leave carte blanche to users (aka text fields), it’s almost certain that you’ll get typos, duplicates, and for today’s post… special characters! That’s when the encodeUriCompnent() function may come…
Read MoreFollowing my previous post about adding variables into Adaptive cards, I had a few requests from people asking how the image (of a beautiful German Shepherd!) was retrieved from SharePoint. So in this post, we’ll…
Read MoreThe JSON format (JavaScript Object Notation) is so organised and structured, that it’s ideal for most of your data to turn into a nice readable, and accessible output. In this post, we’ll feed an AI…
Read MoreTopics in Copilot Studio have so many great features. One of them being something widely used in the Power Platform as well as so many programming languages: variables. And displaying information using Adaptive cards makes…
Read MoreIf you created a Copilot agent and enabled File upload (in the Copilot agent settings), there’s a reason: you expect your users to provide documents in the chat window. Therefore, you’re more than likely going…
Read MorePrompts can be very powerful. So in today’s post, we’ll be focusing on using them in an Agent flow to create and also upload an Excel file into SharePoint. Then, from the Copilot Studio chat,…
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Veronique Lengelle