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Hi, I am Nathalie

Nathalie Leenders

Power Platfrom Consultant at Wortell

I’ve started this site to share the knowledge I’ve gained initially as a Power Platform Developer. In January 2024 I started as a Consultant at Wortell, and in June I also became an MCT. Being a former hairdresser, turned IT, no coding background, no degree and self-taught on most things, I feel it’s important to share the knowledge, so others can also learn from it.

I was awarded with the Microsoft MVP Award for the first time in June 2023, and re-awarded in 2024. Still very excited to continue to share the knowledge!

My most recent engagement was in Prague where I did a workshop on Power Automate together with the amazing Hugo Bernier, a Women in Tech panel with Angie and Valerie, and spoke on Virtual Tables.

Microsoft MVP
Microsoft MCT
Professional Scrum Master I (PSM I)
Microsoft Certified PL100 Power Platform App Maker Associate
Microsoft Certified PL200 Power Platform Functional Consultant Associate
Microsoft Certified PL300 Power BI Data Analyst Associate
Microsoft Certified PL400 Power Platform Developer Associate
Microsoft Certified PL500 Power Automate RPA Developer Associate
Microsoft Certified PL600 Power Platform Solution Architect
Microsoft Certified PL900 Power Platform Fundamentals
Microsoft Certified: Dynamics 365 Fundamentals (CRM)
Microsoft Certified: Azure AI Fundamentals
Low Code Developer
Pro-Code (learning)
Badger 🦡

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Introduction to blog series - HTTP calls to SharePoint

Introduction Welcome to my blog post series on HTTP SharePoint calls. In this series, we’ll dive into the different types of HTTP calls you can make to SharePoint, including GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE. We’ll explore the necessary permissions required for these calls and how to set them up correctly. Additionally, we’ll cover the essential components of an HTTP request, such as headers and body, and explain how to structure them for successful communication with SharePoint.

Thursday, February 20, 2025 | 1 minute Read
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Blog series - Post - Revoke permissions to a document through the API

Scenario Revoke permissions to a document through the API. Here comes the tricky part. There are 2 kind (that I found) role types on SharePoint. Roles from the Roletypekind None (Role = 0): No permissions assigned. Guest (Role = 1): Limited access, typically read-only. Reader (Role = 2): Can view items but not make changes. Contributor (Role = 3): Can add and edit items. WebDesigner (Role = 4): Can design and manage site content. Administrator (Role = 5): Full control over the site. Role (UserRoleAssignment). View (Role = 1): Grants read-only access to the document. Edit (Role = 2): Allows the user to edit the document. Owner (Role = 3): Grants full control over the document, including the ability to manage permissions. None (Role = 0): Removes any previously assigned permissions. Step 1 - You need to have broken inheritance first, otherwise this won’t work. API call 1 - Get all the groups from SharePoint Method: Post URI: _api/web/lists/getbytitle('@{variables('VarListname')}')/items(@{variables('VarItemID')})/UpdateDocumentSharingInfo

Thursday, February 20, 2025 | 2 minutes Read
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Blog series - Post - HTTP Update list item term store?

Scenario: You have a metadata column you want to update, but how to do this? Objective: You want to update the status field, with a new status from that term set. Steps Identify the List and Item Like always, I’ll use varsitename in the URL, and in the URI Varlistname and VaritemID. Execute the HTTP Request With this request, I’m updating the name_status field. I will have to have queried the term store before, to get the filter array for the status field I want to have it updated to.

Thursday, February 20, 2025 | 1 minute Read