Power Automate: dayOfYear function
by The “dayOfYear function” helps us determine which day of the year a specific date falls on. This might not be the first function that comes …
Category: Power Automate Function Reference
This Power Automate function reference has two main objectives. To explore the fundamental concepts and understand them better. The second is to provide some feedback on how to use them efficiently.
I don’t want for this Power Automate function reference to replace the excellent Microsoft reference, but I want to augment it with some information that you only find once you use the tools.
Power Automate: coalesce function
The “coalesce function” is one of those hidden gems in Power Automate that can save you much time and make your flows more robust. I’m saying “hidden …
Power Automate: max function
The “max” function is a powerful tool in Power Automate that helps you find the highest value in a set of numbers. Although it’s not …
Power Automate: mod function
Power Automate’s “mod” function helps you find the remainder after dividing one number by another. While it might not be the first function that comes …
Power Automate: dateDifference function
The “dateDifference” function is a powerful tool for when you need to calculate the difference between two dates. It gives you a reliable way to …
Power Automate: workflow Function
The “workflow function” is one of Power Automate’s most useful functions, especially when you need to reference information about your current Flow. While not immediately …
Power Automate: rand function
Randomization plays a massive role in our lives, even if we rarely see it. Power Automate has excellent support for randomization with the “rand” function …
Power Automate: xpath function
The “xpath function” is not the first function that comes to mind in Power Automate, and it’s not the most obvious; I’ll give you that, …
Power Automate: uriQuery function
So you have a URL and want to get parts of it. One way would be to use the split function or indexOf function and …
Power Automate: uriScheme function
So you have a URL and want to get parts of it. One way would be to use the split function or indexOf function and …