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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.
Let’s face it. Large libraries can’t know when a file changes, so automation here is necessary and the only way to do it. With the …
There’s the adage that email is where productivity dies, and I believe it, so having an action in Power Automate that helps us keep our …
Variables are a great way to keep data between actions and manipulate it so we can use it further down the line. But what about …
It’s the holiday season, and many of you are preparing to go, but most companies won’t stop meaning that email won’t stop. People dread the …
Did you know you can trigger Power Automate for items directly in SharePoint? Let’s say you have a list of employees and want to trigger …
Variables are one of the most valuable actions in Power Automate , and today, we’ll look at how the “decrement variable” action works. The “decrement …
Parsing URLs is super hard, but Power Automate has many functions that deal with this so nicely that it is a waste of time for …
Having correct data to show to your users is super important, so today, let’s look at how to display the day of the week in …
Flags are a great way to organize emails, but we can do a lot more to get our email under control. For example, archiving to …
Variables are one of the most valuable actions in Power Automate, and today, we’ll look at how the “increment variable” action works. The “increment variable” …
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