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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.
Automation can help us create tasks automatically in Microsoft Planner by using the “Create a task” action. I like this action a lot because it …
The “Manually Trigger a Flow” action is, without question, one of my most used triggers ever. Although it’s super valuable to have Flows triggering automatically, …
The week number is a function that represents the week’s count starting on the 1st of January. So the week that contains the first day …
When a Planner starts getting many tasks, it is important to add some automation to it to keep things manageable. The “List Tasks” action helps …
Sorting email manually is where productivity goes to die. But, even if you have a quick way to do it, nothing beats automatic, so Power …
The average function draws a lot from Excel, where we can have one or more columns (or cells in Excel) and return the average of …
Most of the time, the “Get a task” action is used with the “When a new task is created Trigger” because the trigger won’t return …
Microsoft Forms is a great way to collect user information, but it’s not a great place to keep information. It would be best to keep …
When it comes to parsing strings, there’s a lot of difficult things to take into consideration. For example, spaces in the beginning and the end …
Although Microsoft Planner has an amazing UI to update tasks, there’s a lot of added value on updating tasks automatically when things change. The “Update …
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