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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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 …
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 …
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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 …
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 …
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 …
I have to admit that this function and all the other analogous functions (sub, mul, and div) are quite strange. This function will add two …