Power Automate: createArray Function
I see many questions around this function; one of those is, “why should I use a createArray function?” It may seem strange, but this function …
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I see many questions around this function; one of those is, “why should I use a createArray function?” It may seem strange, but this function …
As for all Office 365 tools, Power Automate integrates with Microsoft Planner, and there’s a lot that we can do. If you want an example, …
In my opinion, the Planner “when a new task is created” trigger is one of the most useful Planner triggers. Tasks are created frequently, and …
Building strings is one of the most common actions in any tool or framework, and Power Automate is not the exception. The Concat function helps …
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The array function will convert any value into an array. By any value, I mean one value only! The point of this function is not …
The “hour function” is part of a suite of functions that deal with dates. It returns the part of the time; for example, 12:30 will …
SharePoint is an amazing place to store information, and lists are the most useful way to organize the information. With the release of Microsoft Lists, …