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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.
It’s pretty impossible to track manually when a file is changed in a folder or list of folders. Even if you have a good strategy, …
Let’s say that you get an email all the time, but it’s not you who should deal with them. For example, you receive something from …
Arrays are part of the building blocks of Power Automate , and we can get arrays from many actions, like the SharePoint “Get Items” action, …
Did you know that you don’t need to do all actions in one Flow? I would argue that you should not do everything in one …
Today, look at a widespread mistake people make while developing their Flows. The question that I see in the forums is always something like this. …
We delete files manually or manually, so it’s hard to keep track of “when” and “by whom”. Power Automate helps with the “When a file …
Depending on your productivity/organization system, flagging emails is either a must or a waste of time. If you’re the former, the “flag email” action is …
The “output” function is used to get the values from actions. Similar to how “variables” function but for all actions instead of only variables. Let’s …
I wrote a few days ago on how to format the day of the week and thought it would be a good idea to show …
So you want to calculate the difference between 2 days, start looking for a Power Automate to do it, and can’t find one? There isn’t …
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