Power Automate: float function
Converting things is essential, and Power Automate has a few functions to help us in doing that. Today we’ll focus on the float function that …
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Microsoft Power Automate is an automation tool that is super powerful and quite accessible to everyone. Each article is a step-by-step tutorial that teaches you how to build your automation in Microsoft Power Automate. Time spent automating day-to-day tasks always pays off since you free precious time to do other, more complex tasks. And who doesn’t need extra time? If you’re a pro, I’m sure you can find something useful and learn.
Converting things is essential, and Power Automate has a few functions to help us in doing that. Today we’ll focus on the float function that …
Variables are generic objects that can store things for us. They are instrumental, but we need to provide them with data. To do that, we …
Today let’s add a fantastic new tool to your toolbelt. First, we’ll check how to get dynamic information from SharePoint, like the lists, the fields …
The concept of “boolean” changes a bit from the platform, programming language, and framework that you’re using. Some consider it as 0 or 1, others …
In Power Automate, we need to parse a lot of strings and collections and, sometimes, it’s essential to understand if we have something that exists …
Checking if something is empty can save a lot of actions and potential breaking Flows. That’s why we have the “empty” function that will check …
Variables are generic objects that can store things for us. They are instrumental, but we need to provide them with data. To do that, we …
I’ve mentioned this a lot in previous articles, but I want to go today into more detail about what a parallel branch is and how …
Sometimes we need to deal with zipped files, and there’s a question on how to unzip a file. Power Automate provides the OneDrive for Business …
The “For a selected row” trigger is incredibly useful., especially for those who use Excel to store data. It takes advantage of Power Automate’s “add-in” …