Site settings > Regional Settings > Time zone = (UTC + 10:00) Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney
Site settings > Regional Settings > Locale = English (Australia)
Site settings > Site Features > SharePoint Viewers = Active
Site collection features > Document ID Service = Active
I'm hoping maybe this can be done using the action 'Send an HTTP request to SharePoint' and someone might have a screenshot of how to go about building this flow? Thanks!
@Expiscornovus does creating site designs/site scripts require Power Shell or can this be done exclusively with Power Automate?
Hi @JennC,
That SPSiteManager is for Communication sites and Non-group associated Team Sites. If you want to create a group-connected teams site you can use the Graph API:
However, I have not seen that you are able to set the language of that when creating the object.
Maybe the best approach is to create a site design include a site script for regional settings and apply that design afterwards:
@Expiscornovus sorry for the late reply, I didn't check my work emails over the weekend. Yup, 3081 is the locale according to Microsoft Locale ID Values | Microsoft Learn.
Is that flow creating a Communications site? Can it be modified to create a group-connected Teams site? Does the owner have to be an individual name or would a M365 group work?
Hi @JennC,
Setting the Locale might work. I just tested it with Dutch (1043). That seems to work. Haven't been able to use English (Australia) though, that is 3081, correct?
@Expiscornovus Thanks for the reply!
I've done a bit of reading (I'm lucky to understand about 50% of what I read on this topic) and I wondered, is it easier to provision a new modern Teams SharePoint site (group connected) using Power Automate and apply the desired settings at point of creation instead of trying to do it after?
I saw the Locale identifier (Lcid) included in the body of a Send an HTTP request to SharePoint action issuing a POST request to the URI _api/SPSiteManager/create
The ultimate end goal would be a flow that can do all of the below (but I was initially just trying to focus on the later half which includes the Site Settings as opposed to the settings that are included in the SP Admin Centre):
Hi @JennC,
As far as I can see you can collect the settings via the regionalSettings, but not update it. The documentation does mention a POST method, but it doesn't seem to work. It should be possible via CSOM or PowerShell, though.
Also in other threads people mentioned the same thing:
I will have a look at the feature part of your question as well.