Power Automate: array Function
Wraps a single value into an array. Accepts strings, booleans, integers, and floats.
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Wraps a single value into an array. Accepts strings, booleans, integers, and floats.
Returns the hour component (0-23) of a date or time value.
Filters records where a field begins with a given string.
Routes the Flow into multiple branches based on a single value. 25-case limit.
Filters records where at least one condition is true.
Returns a named color value like Color.Burlywood instead of an RGBA code.