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.
We delete files manually or manually, so it’s hard to keep track of “when” and “by whom”. Power Automate helps with the “When a file …
Let’s face it. Large libraries can’t know when a file changes, so automation here is necessary and the only way to do it. With the …
Did you know you can trigger Power Automate for items directly in SharePoint? Let’s say you have a list of employees and want to trigger …
Flags are a great way to organize emails, but we can do a lot more to get our email under control. For example, archiving to …
The “When a task is assigned to me” trigger does something that most don’t. It reacts to changes in all Planner Plans and not only …
I’ve already covered the “When an item is created or modified” trigger, but today, I wanted to cover its small brother, the “When an item …
Everyone has a love-hate relationship with Twitter, but there’s something we can’t deny. Twitter plays a massive role in everyone’s lives, especially when running a …
The “For a selected row” trigger is incredibly useful., especially for those who use Excel to store data. It takes advantage of Power Automate’s “add-in” …
The “When a file is created (properties only)” trigger is an excellent way to control files by automating the actions that deal with them. Today …
Microsoft Teams is the tool today for interaction with co-workers, but it can be overwhelming when the channels are popular, and people are active. So …
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