OData: OR Operator
by Data aggregation is essential when performing requests for data, and we’ve already covered the And Operator that helps with that. On the other end of …
Category: Reference
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.
Power App: Color Function
Color makes everything better, and it’s an amazing way to help highlight elements, make the UI easier to use and read, and much more. The …
Power Automate: Delay Action
We usually want our Flows to run as fast as possible, but sometimes there Flow or any other platform needs a bit of extra time …
OData: Lower Than or Equals Operator
The “lower than or equals” or “le” operator helps us filtering the data based on criteria of something being “lower” than another. We’ve covered the …
SharePoint: WEEKDAY Function
Knowing the day of the week can be incredibly useful when it comes to formatting data. For example, you can have a column representing a …
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Power Automate: Create new folder Action
Automation is key when it comes to automatic documentation, and creating folders and templates automatically is the way to get things prepared and done for …
OData: Greater Than or Equals Operator
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 …
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 …
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Power Automate: OneDrive for Business – 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 …