From the Microsoft Power Platform blogs: Copy a document library; Power Pages licensing dashboard; List solution details; Cancel an approval

In this week’s Power Platform blog roundup:

• How to copy a SharePoint document library with Power Automate
• Introducing the new environment and site level views for the Power Pages licensing dashboard (preview)
• List solution details and their components using Power Automate flow
• Cancel an approval in Power Automate

How to copy a SharePoint document library with Power Automate

Writing on the Let's Power Automate blog, Tom Riha answered the question: "I'd like to duplicate the structure of an existing SP document library, how can I create its copy on another site, e.g., with Power Automate?"

Riha wrote that if you use SharePoint to store data, there are two data types you can use: items and documents. He noted that items are stored in lists and documents are stored in document libraries. 

However, Riha pointed out that you often need more columns for all the data than the default list/library gives you, so you keep adding more, but then you realize that you need the same on another SharePoint site.  In his blog post, Riha explained in detail how to copy a document library with a Power Automate flow.

Introducing the new environment and site level views for the Power Pages licensing dashboard (preview)

On the Microsoft Power Pages blog, Petri Simolin wrote that in November, Microsoft released the all-new licensing dashboard and the new capacity management experience for Power Pages.

Now, he stated that Microsoft has announced the availability of the environment-level and site-level views for the licensing dashboard (preview).