Introduction Listing members of Microsoft 365 Groups directly in Power Apps is a powerful way to build dynamic, user-aware business apps. This post shows how to use the Office365Groups connector and PowerFx to retrieve group members and display them in your app. Scenario Suppose you want to: Find a specific M365 Group by name (e.g., “Legal Team”) List all members of that group in Power Apps Use the results for permissions, notifications, or reporting PowerFx Formula Here’s how to get the group ID and list its members:

Introduction Listing owners of Microsoft 365 Groups in Power Apps is a powerful way to build dynamic, admin-aware business apps. This post shows how to use the Office365Groups connector and MS Graph API to retrieve group owners and display them in your app. Scenario Suppose you want to: Find a specific M365 Group by name (e.g., “Legal Team”) List all owners of that group in Power Apps Use the results for permissions, notifications, or reporting PowerFx Formula Here’s how to get the group ID, list its members, and extract owners:

Introduction Adding a SharePoint document library as a tab in Microsoft Teams is a common requirement for collaboration scenarios. While Teams provides an out-of-the-box (OOTB) experience for this, automating the process via PowerShell or Microsoft Graph can be tricky due to limitations. Thanks to Tiago Duarte through the discussion within the bug he raised , he found out a solution for it using Ms Graph PowerShell and I attempted to achieve same using PnP PowerShell.