Power Apps: Text Function
by The Text function is widely used in PowerApps and for a good reason. It converts any value to a text field to display. For numbers …
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 Automate: utcNow Function
The utcNow Function is equivalent to Now function in SharePoint and PowerApps, but it always returns the current date in UTC. SharePoint and PowerApps consider …
SharePoint: Len Function
“Len function” will count the number of provided characters in the parameter. It will count them all, including spaces. Usage To use it, it’s quite simple. …
Power Apps: Delegable Functions Reference
By default, PowerApps tries to deal with the information in the client. For a small number of records, the client can quickly deal with operations …
Power Automate: Template Archive
Welcome to our Microsoft Power Automate template archive created by Manuel Gomes and with contributions from other people. This list contains some of the templates …
Power Automate: How to Import a Template
One of the coolest features of Microsoft’s Flow is the ability of export and import a flow as a template. You can easily share complete …
SharePoint: AND Function
Welcome to Function Friday. This week we’ll explore Microsoft’s SharePoint List Function “AND” function. This function will return “Yes” if all arguments are “true”. If any of them are …
SharePoint: List Function Reference
Welcome to the SharePoint list function reference (not exhaustive). I want to explore further some of the functions and provide insights into how you can …
SharePoint: Best practices
Creating a SharePoint site is quite straightforward, but, if you’re not careful, you can create a lot of problems for yourself in the future. That’s …
Power Apps: Switch Function
The Switch function evaluates a formula and tries to find it in the list of matches defined. It stops in the first match that validates …