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6 Use-Cases For The Power Apps App Formulas Property (Named Formulas)

Power Apps named formulas enable us to use the same app logic in several different places. Unlike a variable, named formulas do not store values in memory. They recalculate each time they are referenced. Named formulas ensure the most current…

  • Posted by - Matthew Devaney
  • on - September 17, 2023
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2023 Power Automate Coding Standards For Cloud Flows

Welcome to the Power Automate Coding Standards For Cloud Flows. In this guide you will find 60+ pages of coding rules, guidelines and best practices I use everyday to create Power Automate cloud flows. I have spent the last 3…

  • Posted by - Matthew Devaney
  • on - September 10, 2023
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Power Automate Standards: Connection References

Table of ContentsUse Connection References Instead Of ConnectionsRemove Duplicate Connection References From SolutionsDe-duplicate Connection References In EnvironmentsAssign Connection Ownership To Service Accounts Use Connection References Instead Of Connections Flow actions requiring authentication must use either a connection or a connection…

  • Posted by - Matthew Devaney
  • on - September 2, 2023
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Power Automate Standards: Commenting Code

Table of ContentsWhy Write Code Comments?Tips For Writing Good CommentsDisplay Power Automate Expressions In The Flow CommentsDo Not Use The Collaborative Comments Feature For Coding Comments Why Write Code Comments? Write comments to describe the intended goal of a section of Power…

  • Posted by - Matthew Devaney
  • on - September 2, 2023
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Power Automate Standards: Error-Handling

Table of ContentsTry, Catch, Finally PatternGroup Multiple Actions Inside Of A Scope ActionTerminate The Flow With A Status Of Success Or FailureNotify The Process Owner Of The Flow FailureGet The Flow Error Message For The Failed ActionInclude The Flow Run…

  • Posted by - Matthew Devaney
  • on - August 27, 2023
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Power Automate Standards: Flow Architecture & Design Tips

Table of ContentsCreate Child Flows To Store Repetitive LogicFavor Custom Connectors Over The HTTP Action For ReusabilityAlways Build Flows Inside Of A SolutionSecure Inputs/Outputs For Passwords, API Keys and SecretsEnable Elevated Permissions By Configuring Run As UserBe Aware Of Power…

  • Posted by - Matthew Devaney
  • on - August 20, 2023
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Power Automate Standards: Performance Optimization

Table of ContentsEnable Concurrency Control In Apply To Each LoopsExecute Flow Actions In Parallel BranchesUse Filter Queries When Retrieving Large DatasetsReduce Table Sizes By Selecting ColumnsStay Below The Data Connector API LimitsIdentify Bottlenecks With Process AdvisorFavor Compose Over Declaring Variables…

  • Posted by - Matthew Devaney
  • on - August 13, 2023
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Power Automate Standards: Variables

Table of ContentsHow Should I Store Values In A Flow?VariablesCompose ActionEnvironment VariablesConfiguration Data TableGet A Single Key-Value Pair From Configuration DataRetrieve All Key-Value Pairs For A Configuration Data Group How Should I Store Values In A Flow? Variables, the Compose…

  • Posted by - Matthew Devaney
  • on - August 6, 2023
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Power Automate Standards: Naming Conventions

Table of ContentsWhy Use Power Automate Naming Conventions?Flow NamesAction Names

  • Posted by - Matthew Devaney
  • on - July 30, 2023
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Power Automate Apply To Each Loops 20X Faster

The Power Automate apply to each loop often runs slowly because it executes actions sequentially one-by-one. We can improve the performance of Apply To Each by using parallelism to have multiple threads running at the same time. Parallelism increases the…

  • Posted by - Matthew Devaney
  • on - July 23, 2023
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