Power Automate: indexOf Function
Returns the position of text within a string. Zero-based; -1 when not found.
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Returns the position of text within a string. Zero-based; -1 when not found.
Sorts a table by one or more columns.
Returns true when a value is the #N/A error.
Extracts part of a string using a start index and length. Zero-based; errors if the range overflows.
Combines values from a table into a single string using a formula.
Returns true when a value is a number type.
Returns the day-of-month number from a date.
Returns true when a column is empty.
Replaces every instance of a substring within a string. Case-sensitive; strings only.
Joins text strings and single-column tables into one string.
Checks if a text string begins with another.
Converts an array into a delimited string. The delimiter goes between items, never at the ends.