Welcome to my website, where I go deep into Microsoft’s technology and show you what I’ve learned over time.
There are articles that I go a little bit deeper into a concept. I call them “Into the Weeds,” where I describe complex topics, things that you should be careful about, and fix more tricky issues.
I want to write these articles for 2 main reasons. The first is to have something for the more advanced users to read and solve potential problems. The second to enable people that are still learning about the Power Platform to have a more rich learning experience by having more challenging topics.
Even if you don’t apply them immediately, you’ll know that these areas are a bit more tricky. When you encounter something similar in your projects, you’re aware of them and save a lot of time trying to understand why something doesn’t work. Going “Into the weeds” can burn time, and I want to save you some headaches also.
The important part for me is that you learn something new, but also teach me. If you don’t agree with some of the concepts or want me to focus on them, please get in touch. I want feedback, and you can always reach me by email or Twitter.
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 …
Microsoft Teams is the tool today for interaction with co-workers, but it can be overwhelming when the channels are popular, and people are active. So …
Rounding number is sometimes necessary, and it’s an essential operation in math, but it can be tricky depending on how you do it. That’s why …
I’m sure this happened to you. You use a SharePoint “Get Items” action, and you only get 100 items. Of course, you know there are …
How many times have you been developing a Flow, and you get this horrible error while testing. Ugly right? So today, I want to show …
Power Automate reacts perfectly when things change in Microsoft Planner. For example, we have a trigger that will fire “When a task is completed”, which …
When it comes to fundamental functions, nothing compares to the Power Automate “if “function. It exists in all platforms, programming languages, and tools. You name …
We all use Excel, and it’s a great way to store information, so today, we’ll explore how to fetch data from an Excel file by …
Once in a while, we try to add content using the “dynamic content,” but we either see it empty or don’t see what we need. …
The integrations between Power Automate and Power Apps are exceptional, and you can trigger Flows from Power Apps easily. You can even provide information from …
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