Power Automate: range function
Creates an array of consecutive integers from a start and a count.
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Creates an array of consecutive integers from a start and a count.
Returns the members of a Teams chat or channel.
Returns items common to multiple arrays. Works with numbers, strings, and objects.
Merges arrays and removes duplicates.
Updates a Planner task with Percent Complete, Bucket Id, and 25 category fields.
Returns a given number of items from the front of an array or string.
Removes a given number of items from the front of an array.
Returns items from an array that match a condition. Supports AND/OR logic.
Sorts an array in ascending order by value or property.
Loops until a condition is met. Always runs at least once; has iteration limits.