Power Automate: Run a Child Flow Action
When it was introduced, this action was a reason for joy in the community. Previously we only could run other Flows using the Request Trigger, …
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When it was introduced, this action was a reason for joy in the community. Previously we only could run other Flows using the Request Trigger, …
The Scope Action is not commonly used, but it’s a super important one. Overall it doesn’t change your Flow, but it provides context to your …
I have to admit that the “sub function” and all the other analogous functions (add, mul and div) are quite strange. This function will subtract …
I can say with confidence that the condition action is one the most used actions in Power Automate. It’s simple in nature and instrumental in …
I’m sure you need to filter arrays all the time. It’s a common action, and it’s simple to do – if you have only one …
The “Apply to each” Action is one of Power Automate’s most used and useful actions. Since many actions return arrays, it’s useful to have an …
The length function is handy to get the size of a string or the number of objects of a collection. So you can use it …
I’m sure you noticed by now, but if you didn’t, here’s something you should know. When you do a “Get Items” from a SharePoint List, …
The “indexOf” function is essential for data parsing. You’ll rarely parse some text and don’t use this function. It returns the first occurrence of a …
One of the best ways to deal with email is not to deal with it at all. With Power Automate, you can check each email …