Power Automate: min Function
by The min Function finds in an array of numbers the lowest number. Quite simple and handy. Usage It follows a simple pattern. An array of numbers …
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: addToTime Function
Power Automate provides functions to add time-based on each of the units. For example, you can use the addSeconds Function to add only seconds, but …
Power Automate: formatDateTime Function
The formatDateTime Function allows you to turn a specific date in any format you want. It’s pretty helpful since different countries represent dates differently. Another …
Power Automate: addSeconds Function
I’ve used the addSeconds Function in previous posts but never spent time to explain it adequately. This function adds the number of seconds to a specific …
Power Automate: addMinutes Function
The addMinutes Function works just like the addSeconds Function and other similar functions. It adds the number of minutes to a specific date, based on a …
Power Automate: addDays Function
The addDays Function works just like the addSeconds Function and other similar functions. It adds the number of days to a specific date, based on a …
Power Automate: addHours Function
The addHours Function works just like the addSeconds Function and other similar functions. It adds the number of hours to a specific date, based on a …
Power Automate: dayOfWeek Function
The dayOfWeek Function will return an integer number that represents the day of the week for a date, where 0 is Sunday, 1 is Monday …
Power Automate: utcNow Function
The utcNow Function is equivalent to Now function in SharePoint and PowerApps, but it always returns the current date in UTC. SharePoint and PowerApps consider …