I like templates a lot. It’s a quick and easy way to re-use information, save time and, if possible, do some automation. I plan to add some that I accumulated over time in the projects that I managed. I won’t limit to Microsoft related products, so expect templates for Things 3, Ulysses, Wordpress, Hazel and more.
These posts will be somewhat sporadic. Since I customized to my needs most of them, I’ll need to adjust to make them more generic, but I think you’ll like it.
Depending on the subject I’ll either post them on the Tuesday and Friday schedule if they fit the theme or, I’ll give you an extra article(s) that week for your enjoyment.
Today a simple template, but quite powerful if you extend it to your needs. I mentioned this example briefly in my “Create a task” action …
Some time ago, I checked some posts in the Power Automate Community, and this question popped up. It’s quite an interesting question, but it’s super …
Today a brand new template that will get the HTML tag value from a piece of text. It’s part of a big project that I’m …
Today, we’ll go a bit “into the weeds” and explore Power Automate’s copy-paste features. Although most people don’t know, you can easily copy and paste …
I’ve been banging on this drum for a while, but error handling is essential in all Flows that do some work in “production” data. Having …
I’ve been talking a lot about automatic documentation, and it’s a topic that I’m more and more interested in. Having incomplete or no documentation is …
My first article about how to parse a CSV file was on August 3rd, 2020, and this is by far the one that gets the …
Email, chat, and meetings are now the trifecta for communication around teams. They have different levels of usage depending on the person, position in the …
Document Management is a tricky topic. Everyone wants to have documentation, but no one want’s to generate it or less to organize it. That’s why …
Today I answered a question in the Power Automate Community, and one of the members posted an interesting question. How to parse a CSV file …
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