Power Automate: json function
JSON is a standard used in multiple areas like integrations between systems (like Power Automate connections, for example), so it’s pretty widespread even if we …
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Reference articles will contain information about specific functions and concepts for Microsoft Power Automate, Power Apps, and SharePoint for functions, Actions, and Triggers. It will teach you how to use them and show you pitfalls, limitations, and best practices on how to use them efficiently.
JSON is a standard used in multiple areas like integrations between systems (like Power Automate connections, for example), so it’s pretty widespread even if we …
SharePoint list items change a lot, and it’s handy to know when they do. So today, we’ll check the “When an item is created or …
Arrays are part of the building blocks of Power Automate. We can get arrays from many actions like the SharePoint “Get Items” action, for example. …
Rounding is a fundamental operation in math, but it can be tricky depending on what you’re rounding. That’s why having the SharePoint “RoundDown” function is …
The SharePoint connector is one of the complete connectors, especially when it comes to lists. We can do a lot of operations to list items, …
Having Flows that do everything for us without us even having to trigger them is fantastic. The “Recurrence” trigger does precisely this for us. It …
The “lastIndexOf” function is the corollary to the “indexOf” function, where it returns the last occurrence. It always returns a number, and it will return: …
The “Respond to a PowerApp or flow” action is not very useful for single running Flows, but when you create “Helper Flows,” you need this …
Automating file management is an excellent way to save time, especially if you have many. There are many advantages to knowing when a file is …
One of the trickiest things is to keep data consistent, especially if it’s inserted by the users. Each person has their way of providing data, …