Power Automate: Planner – Get task details Action
Planner’s “Get task details” action is the go-to action when it comes to actions. It fetches all information for a specific task so that we …
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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.
Planner’s “Get task details” action is the go-to action when it comes to actions. It fetches all information for a specific task so that we …
One of the most used triggers in Power Automate if the Microsoft Forms is the “When a new response is submitted.” It will trigger when …
A while ago, my buddy and I presented Power Automate and used it with Microsoft Graph to create Teams and Groups with Approvals. The idea …
Microsoft Planner has two major ways of segmenting the data. Buckets and Labels. There are many differences between them, but in Power Automate, there’s one …
Today, we’ll go a bit “into the weeds” and explore Power Automate’s copy-paste features. Although most people don’t know, you can easily copy and paste …
I’ve been using Microsoft Planner more and more in some sections of my workflows, especially when I need automation. So today, let’s take a look …
RSS was pronounced dead so many times that I lost count, but it’s still around and healthy. RSS provides us with a fantastic opportunity for …
There are multiple areas where the send email notification action is useful, but I want to highlight the following: Dealing with errors – aside from …
I see this question a lot in the forums. How to embed an image into an email? The connector enables us to send attachments, but …
I see many questions around this function; one of those is, “why should I use a createArray function?” It may seem strange, but this function …