Making your life easier with automation
Power Platform is a set of tools that enables everyone to become a developer. It comprises 4 parts: Power Automate, Power BI, Power Apps, and Power Virtual Agents. See where the “Power Platform” comes from? Also, it provides tools that enable you to connect to other parts of Microsoft’s ecosystem like Microsoft 365 (former Office 365), Dynamics 365, Azure, and much more.
If you read my articles, you’ll notice that this is a big focus area. It’s quite amazing what you can do when everything is taken care of for you. Not dealing with infrastructure, servers, code, developers, and much more is a blessing. You only need to bring your business expertise, and you can deploy applications in your organization. Also, you can make your own dashboards or save everyone time by building Flows.
Did you know you can trigger Flows for files directly in SharePoint? Let’s say that you have a contract that you want to send for …
Although Excel is known for being a standalone application, there’s a lot that we can do with Power Automate and tasks that we can automate. …
I have to admit that this is a strange trigger because it mixes items and files, and it doesn’t have a “when created” counterpart. It …
Although Excel is known for being a standalone application, there’s a lot that we can do with Power Automate and tasks that we can automate. …
So you have a URL and want to get parts of it. One way would be to use the split function or indexOf function and …
Recently Nick commented on my “How to send an email and create a task in Microsoft Planner?” article, mentioning that I don’t have an article …
SharePoint’s lists are excellent for keeping data, but one accidental delete could generate a lot of headaches, especially if you don’t notice it. That’s why …
If you do operations in Excel using Power Automate, you know that you need to use a “Key Column” and a “Key Value” pair to …
So you have a URL and want to get parts of it. One way would be to use the split function or indexOf function and …
If you’ve used the Office 365 connector for Power Automate, you’ve noticed that many of the actions require you to provide a “Key Column” to …
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