Power Automate: formatNumber function
Converts a number to currency, percentage, or a custom format with locale support.
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Converts a number to currency, percentage, or a custom format with locale support.
Returns true when a value is anything other than text.
Fires when a new SharePoint list item is created.
Returns the trigger's body as JSON. Use ?['key'] to reach a single value.
Creates a new item in a SharePoint list.
Attaches a file to a SharePoint list item.
Fires when a new tweet matches a hashtag, handle, or keyword.
Generates a unique hexadecimal identifier.
Negates a boolean value. Strict boolean input required.
Returns your Office 365 profile: department, job title, contact info.
Checks if a string begins with specific text. Case-insensitive, space-sensitive.
Adds an item to an array variable. Accepts mixed data types.