I am moving a Power App from Sharepoint Lists to Dataverse and there are about 30 tables. (Dataverse and SQL were not options for me when the project started a couple of years ago). After importing a table via a dataflow how can I set the owner on all records to be a particular Dataverse Owner Team? Could I even do this as part of the data flow, (in Power Query)?
@KylieKiserPowerPlatform8 ай бұрын
I’m not sure if you could do this via the dataflow but you could set with Power Automate after the record is created.
@KylieKiserPowerPlatform8 ай бұрын
Im glad you are enjoying the series! Please reach out if you have other questions!
@changakevin84548 ай бұрын
@@KylieKiserPowerPlatform yes, what he says it's true. when you are not using dataflow. and try to import data in dataverse it only shows 30 rows. but microsoft says in the doc that the data are there but it showing only 30. when using dataflow it works perfectly you can see all data it's really zzz
@changakevin84548 ай бұрын
by the way your explantion is just really good. if you can do a video where you do an exemple of. implementing an organization buisness unit. ading security roles even with 3 user so that we will undersatant the really process with pratices. really thanks you
@andrewgrant97828 ай бұрын
After many attempts I managed to use patch in a PowerApp to set the owner to a person and also set the owning business unit but could not patch owner to be set to an owning team. Looks like this is definitely a job for Power Automate.