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Power Automate is a wonderful low-code tool, but I see many questions regarding how certain actions work. Since I’ve been doing for a while Power Automate, Sharepoint List, and Power Automate References, I think this would be a nice addition to the reference section.
I’ll show you a deep dive into a new one every week in the Power Automate Action Reference. I’ll explain how it works, best practices, and some things you should be aware of.
Depending on your productivity/organization system, flagging emails is either a must or a waste of time. If you’re the former, the “flag email” action is …
There’s the adage that email is where productivity dies, and I believe it, so having an action in Power Automate that helps us keep our …
Variables are one of the most valuable actions in Power Automate , and today, we’ll look at how the “decrement variable” action works. The “decrement …
Variables are one of the most valuable actions in Power Automate, and today, we’ll look at how the “increment variable” action works. The “increment variable” …
I wrote about the formatNumber function , the counterpart of the “Format Number” action, in case you need to develop complex formulas to get the …
The “Create item Action” for SharePoint is, in my opinion, one of the most helpful Power Automate actions since it can remove a lot of …
Many people don’t know this, but you can add attachments to a SharePoint list row. It’s convenient and much better than having a folder with …
Those who don’t know your profile always exist if you have an office 365 account. Depending on the diligence of your organization, your profile can …
The “append to array variable” action is one of the most used functions on my daily Flows. It’s instrumental when parsing information and keeping the …
Variables are generic objects that can store things for us. They are instrumental, but we need to provide them with data. To do that, we …
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