Power Automate: string function
Converting things is essential, and Power Automate has a few functions to help us in doing that. Today we’ll focus on the string function that …
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Converting things is essential, and Power Automate has a few functions to help us in doing that. Today we’ll focus on the string function that …
Comparisons as extremely useful in any programming language or platform and Power Automate is not the exception. The “equals” function helps us to have two …
Power Automate’s endsWith function is part of a set of functions that deal with strings. In this case we’re checking if a string ends with …
Comparisons as extremely useful in any programming language or platform, and Power Automate is not the exception. For example, the “greater” function helps us to …
The “ticks” function is beneficial when it comes to parsing dates. Since dates are so messy to convert due to timezones, leap years, daylight saving, …
The integration between Power Automate and Excel is fantastic, and we can do a lot with the actions available to us. Today we’ll check the …
The “When a file is created (properties only)” trigger is an excellent way to control files by automating the actions that deal with them. Today …
Comparisons are an essential part of any platform, and Power Automate has excellent functions to help us with that. The lessOrEquals function is incredibly handy …
Today something that looks simple, but it’s a bit tricker than it sounds. We’re going to fetch files from a folder but only from a …
Today I want to focus on the fundamentals, especially on an issue that I see a lot regarding dynamic fields and formulas. So let’s explore …