Power Automate: Get Future Time Action
Adds an interval to the current time and returns a UTC timestamp. Whole-number intervals only.
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Adds an interval to the current time and returns a UTC timestamp. Whole-number intervals only.
Converts an array of objects into an HTML table for emails and messages. No styling built in.
Converts a base64-encoded string back into readable text. Takes a string, not a file object; UTF-8 only.
Returns a SharePoint file's library column values. Needs the integer item ID, not the file identifier.
Fires when a message in a watched channel or group chat contains one of your keywords. Single words only.
Subtracts an interval from a timestamp you supply. Returns a string; months clamp to month end.
Returns the body output of a named action. Names use underscores for spaces and are case-sensitive.
Runs a flow from a message's More actions menu. Optional adaptive card; default environment only.
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Joins an array into a single string with the delimiter you choose. An empty array returns an empty string.
Returns the current timestamp minus a number of time units. Always counts back from now in UTC.