Power Automate: Apply to each Action
by 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 …
Category: Power Automate
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.
Power Automate: length Function
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 …
Power Automate: Need more than 100 records?
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, …
Power Automate: indexOf Function
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 …
Power Automate: Save all attachments when an email arrives
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 …
Power Automate: substring Function
The substring function is widely popular and widely used. We have the need all the time to parse the string to get sections of it. …
Power Automate: What is a Scope?
As Flows grow more and more in complexity, managing one becomes important for fixing issues, testing, and maintenance. Power Automate provides a wonderful tool for …
Power Automate: Comments
If you’re not a developer, the concept of “comments” can be new, but any developer friend will tell you that they are essential or not …
Power App: Integrate with Power Automate
Microsoft’s products are amazing and their integrations are amazing, but one of the handiest is the integration between Power Apps and Power Automate. I like that …
Microsoft Planner: Add more than 255 characters
As you may know, some posts that I publish here come from the Power Automate Community, where I try to be as active as possible …