Power Automate: contains function
In Power Automate, we need to parse a lot of strings and collections and, sometimes, it’s essential to understand if we have something that exists …
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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.
In Power Automate, we need to parse a lot of strings and collections and, sometimes, it’s essential to understand if we have something that exists …
Checking if something is empty can save a lot of actions and potential breaking Flows. That’s why we have the “empty” function that will check …
Converting things is essential, and Power Automate has a few functions to help us in doing that. Today we’ll focus on the bool function that …
Sometimes one function is not enough, so combining multiple is necessary. To help us with that, we have the “or” function. It combines multiple functions …
Converting things is essential, and Power Automate has a few functions to help us in doing that. Today we’ll focus on the string function that …
Comparisons as extremely useful in any programming language or platform and Power Automate is not the exception. The “equals” function helps us to have two …
Power Automate’s endsWith function is part of a set of functions that deal with strings. In this case we’re checking if a string ends with …
Comparisons as extremely useful in any programming language or platform, and Power Automate is not the exception. For example, the “greater” function helps us to …
The “ticks” function is beneficial when it comes to parsing dates. Since dates are so messy to convert due to timezones, leap years, daylight saving, …
Comparisons are an essential part of any platform, and Power Automate has excellent functions to help us with that. The lessOrEquals function is incredibly handy …