Power Automate: coalesce function
by The “coalesce function” is one of those hidden gems in Power Automate that can save you much time and make your flows more robust. I’m saying “hidden …
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Power Automate: max function
The “max” function is a powerful tool in Power Automate that helps you find the highest value in a set of numbers. Although it’s not …
Power Automate: Converting Strings to Integers
When working with data in Power Automate, you’ll often encounter strings that need to be converted to integers for calculations or comparisons. This is a …
Power Automate: mod function
Power Automate’s “mod” function helps you find the remainder after dividing one number by another. While it might not be the first function that comes …
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When a new email arrives in a shared mailbox trigger
Having shared mailboxes can help a lot of a team’s productivity. You can have multiple people looking at the same inbox and dealing with emails …
Power Automate: dateDifference function
The “dateDifference” function is a powerful tool for when you need to calculate the difference between two dates. It gives you a reliable way to …
How to generate an URL to an email in a shared mailbox?
This is a long-overdue article from me. I wrote an article a while ago about generating a link to an email, but I’ve received a …
Power Automate: Convert Time Zone Action
If you have ever had to deal with time zones, you know how hard it is to convert them. It’s a complex problem, so we …
Power Automate: workflow Function
The “workflow function” is one of Power Automate’s most useful functions, especially when you need to reference information about your current Flow. While not immediately …
Power Automate: Are Conditions Case Sensitive?
One of the most common questions when building flows in Power Automate is, “Are conditions case-sensitive?” The super short answer is “Yes,” but that would …