Power Apps: Mobile usage
by When you publish your Power App, you should be aware that Power Apps are also available for mobile. Although this can be aside, though, having …
Category: Power Platform
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.
Power Automate: split Function
The split Function breaks down your string into an array of strings using the delimiter that you defined. Think of the delimiter as a border. …
Power Automate: Fail-proof your Power Automate
Having Power Automates running is easy but making them fail-proof is not has hard it may look when compared with the benefits that it brings. As …
Power Automate: toLower Function
The toLower Function sets all items in a string to lowercase. There is the toUpper function also, and these functions are super useful, mainly if …
Power Apps: Calculate Overtime
It’s hard to manage people, and we should not control them. We should empower people to work their hours and deliver the expected result. It’s …
Power Automate: toUpper Function
The toUpper Function sets all items in a string to uppercase. There is the toLower function also, and these functions are super useful, mainly if …
Power Automate: Plan for errors and timeouts
As we’ve seen so far in our Power Automate articles, any user can quickly create one and start dragging boxes to create a complex workflow …
Power Automate: min Function
The min Function finds in an array of numbers the lowest number. Quite simple and handy. Usage It follows a simple pattern. An array of numbers …
Power Automate: Sort an Array
I see this question asked over and over in the forums. “How do I sort an array.” The usual reply is, “you can’t, “ and …
Power Apps: DateDiff Function
The DateDiff function returns the difference between 2 dates in the specified unit. DateDiff function defaults to Days, but you can choose between Milliseconds, Seconds, Minutes, Hours, …