OData: Greater Than or Equals Operator
by The “greater than or equals” or “ge” operator helps us filtering the data based on the criteria of something being “greater” than another. We’ve covered …
Category: Reference
Reference articles will contain information about specific functions and concepts for Microsoft Power Automate, Power Apps, and SharePoint. I’ll include other platforms or apps, but for now, I’ll focus on these. I want to build on experience and explain the basic concepts behind some functions. Also, this is an excellent opportunity for me to gather in one place information that is currently scattered. I’ll use this reference for my daily tasks and hope it would provide useful for you too.
Articles will come out every Friday always 7 pm Lisbon Time. Since I have three platforms to explore, you can expect Power Automate, SharePoint, and Power Apps articles every three weeks. Time permitting I’ll increase the frequency, but I think this is the right balance so that I can keep on delivering valuable information in a defined schedule.
Power Automate: mul Function
I have to admit that the mul function and all the other analogous functions (sub, add, and div) is quite strange. This function will multiply …
Power Automate: Get File Content Using Path Action
I’ve already covered the “Get File Content” action in a previous post, but today I would like to focus on the “sister” action called “Get …
OData: Lower Than Operator
The lower than operator is used to filter data that fit within certain criteria, in this case, something being “lower” than another. Having this on …
Power App: Choices Function
The choices function returns a table of elements that we can choose from. Note the return “table,” meaning that we can use other functions like …
Power Automate: Get File Content Action
Today we’ll cover the same action on two different platforms. Almost two different platforms. OneDrive and OneDrive for Business. There’s a lot to cover between …
OData: Not Equals Operator
We’ve already covered the “equals” operator but let’s look at its counterpart. The “not equals” operator. It provides a useful filter of data that we …
SharePoint: ISLOGICAL Function
The ISLOGICAL Function is not one of the most used functions, and it may not look as useful as others, but it has its useful …
Power Automate: Compose Action
Today the Swiss Army knife in Power Automate. The Compose Action is extremely useful when you have to perform any operation on your data, store …
OData: Greater Than Operator
The greater than operator helps us filtering the data based on the criteria of something being “greater” than another. Having this on numbers or dates …