What to do when you screw up?
by It happens to all of us. We all screw up. When we were kids, it happened all the time. It’s part of the learning process …
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When a new email arrives in a shared mailbox trigger
Having shared mailboxes can help a lot of a team’s productivity. You can have multiple people looking at the same inbox and dealing with emails …
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 …
How to generate an URL to an email in a shared mailbox?
This is a long-overdue article from me. I wrote an article a while ago about generating a link to an email, but I’ve received a …
Power Automate: Convert Time Zone Action
If you have ever had to deal with time zones, you know how hard it is to convert them. It’s a complex problem, so we …
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: Are Conditions Case Sensitive?
One of the most common questions when building flows in Power Automate is, “Are conditions case-sensitive?” The super short answer is “Yes,” but that would …
Weekly Skill Boost: Week 8
I hope you had a lovely Valentine’s Day. February is already going strong, so have you made a list of projects (or things to focus …
“Just read the code”
I’ve seen more and more people moving to self-hosted solutions and other services offering more privacy options. I don’tblame people for doing so because I’m …
Weekly Skill Boost: 2025 Week 7
February is already halfway. Don’t forget to buy a gift to your significant other. This week I have some space, habits and how to do …