Power Automate: min Function
Returns the lowest number in an array. Works with integers and floats.
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Returns the lowest number in an array. Works with integers and floats.
Adds seconds, minutes, hours, or days to a date in one call.
Converts a date into any format using specifiers or custom patterns like 'ddd MM yyyy'.
Adds or removes seconds from a date with a custom format.
Access an Excel file from a dynamically built path, working around the connector's no-dynamic-path limit.
Adds or removes minutes from a date with a custom format. No date range limits.