In image there is a tile named "Product total request" having two column. I want to add hyperlink on column number 2 which is "Total" and on the click on the row or cell of the table total API list should be show in KQL editor. Please suggest the solution.
I have written query in KQL editor and pined to Azure Dashboard.
thank you.
ADE does not currently support CSS/HTML or Markdown. As a result, text with an embedded hyperlink is not an option. However, as shown in my example screenshot, you can add a new column with the link and select the column in the render link section in Azure Dashboard. This will ensure the link is clickable from the dashboard
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I have written KQL query to fetch logs from application insights and pinned the logs to azure dashboard, however when I am trying to add global filter on column through Azure Dashboard's add filter, I am not able to as column is missing from the list.
Column Name screenshot :-
available columns in Add filter screenshot :-
CRMStatusCode column has values.
I have tried to reproduce in my environment and i successfully got the filters
Firstly, I have pinned logs to dashboard
Then I added a metrics chart and it will take time to get Filters then it will reflect and be visible
Then when i click on filter I get the below filters
References taken from:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-portal/azure-portal-dashboards#set-and-override-dashboard-filters
I am completely a Power Automate and SharePoint noob. I am sorry if the answer to my question is simple.
I have explained what I want to achieve using Power Automate Flow in the image below.
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As per my knowledge, it can be achieved by using OOTB lookup column.
1.Go to List Settings > Columns > Create column:
2.Select column type "Lookup (information already on this site)" and check as shown below:
Demonstration:
Currently, the colorful table is using a fixed URL. I want to send a user-defined, complete URL string to this web query, and have it update whenever it's changed.
The large white box is a pulldown list (AN358):
User can choose a new location:
Which brings up a new URL (AN362) which points to a different web table (always same format). In my case, the colorful table does not change since it's currently a fixed link.
To the right, I converted the blue cells into a new table called "TableYear1" (AN361):
In power editor, here is the existing query "Year 1":
In advanced editor, I tried to replace the web link highlighted here:
With the underlined value here. I know the syntax/usage is probably wrong...it's just to illustrate what I want to accomplish.
try replacing the code with this
Source = Web.Page(Web.Contents(Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="TableYear1"]}[Content]{0}[URL1])),
in your example you pass a string (table name), while you need a reference to that table
What is the starting point to create a search display template in a table format and be able to specify which columns you want to display. Presently, the default format only shows the title, description, and link in a 3 row list. I would like to change this to have title, description, link in 3 columns (table format) and be able to add or remove more columns.
What I have managed till now is create a search page for Tasks, that only searches for files of that specific content type. Now I want to be able to decide which columns are shown in the resulting view and if possible show them in a tabular format.
I was thinking about finding a similar template and try edit the HTML to make it look as I want it. Is there a similar template? Or perhaps a ready template which I missed?
Thanks!
There was indeed a similar template, very similar to what I needed:
Displaying SharePoint 2013 Search Results in a Table
The table template html files are also provided for under an MIT License.
I have an Excel file that connects to our customer database. In there, I can break down the number of customers using a Pivot table. For instance, I would see that there are X female customers of age 18-25 who live in the US.
What I'd like to do now, is take this number X, turn it into a link that, when clicked, opens a web browser window to a web application which is also connected to the same customer database and does something with this specific customer segment (i.e. builds a contact file for a newsletter application etc.)
I have no idea how this can be done. I assume that it may be possible to add a custom button to the Excel toolbar which would extract all the current pivot table settings so that I can send them as URL parameters to my web app. Is this possible? If so, how is it done?
Can you help me in the right direction please?
Thx a lot!
No need to create buttons if you dont have to.
You can use the HYPERLINK() function and concatenate the URL out of text and cell values.
So for example the URL for this page in an excel cell would be:
=HYPERLINK("https://stackoverflow.com/questions/"&A1&"/excel-pivot-table-open-url-with-pivot-table-settings-as-parameter")
Where cell A1 = 18843796
18843796 being the id for this question. You can do this with as many parameters as you want.
This will create a clickable URL which will automatically open your default browser.