Making your life easier with automation
Automate is a wonderful low-code tool, but I see many questions regarding how certain actions work. The Power Automate trigger reference joins the Power Automate Action Reference. The triggers work differently from the Actions, so I want to provide a separate section for them.
I’ll show you a deep dive into a new one every week in the Power Automate Reference Reference. I’ll explain how it works, best practices, and some things you should be aware of. Also, I’ll feature some information to the more advanced users who use them daily but may not know some tricks to make them more efficient.
Earlier in the life of this site, I wrote the reference to the “PowerApps” trigger and its capabilities. It served us well, but now we …
I’ve mentioned this many times, but sorting email is where productivity dies, even if you have a quick way to do it. There’s nothing better …
Did you know you can trigger Flows for files directly in OneDrive for Business? Let’s say that you have a contract that you want to …
Did you know you can trigger Flows for files directly in SharePoint? Let’s say that you have a contract that you want to send for …
I have to admit that this is a strange trigger because it mixes items and files, and it doesn’t have a “when created” counterpart. It …
SharePoint’s lists are excellent for keeping data, but one accidental delete could generate a lot of headaches, especially if you don’t notice it. That’s why …
It’s pretty impossible to track manually when a file is created in a folder or list of folders. Even if you have a good strategy, …
It’s pretty impossible to track manually when a file is created in a folder or list of folders. Even if you have a good strategy, …
It’s pretty impossible to track manually when a file is created in a folder or list of folders. Even if you have a good strategy, …
It’s pretty impossible to track manually when a file is changed in a folder or list of folders. Even if you have a good strategy, …
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