Power Automate can write a value a specific cell in Excel without that cell being included in a table. It can also write values to a range of cells. When an Excel workbook is stored in OneDrive we can use…
Power Automate can get a cell value from Excel without being included in a table. It can also get a range of cells outside of a table. When an Excel workbook is stored in OneDrive we can use the Office…
Power Automate can run PowerFx code by calling an instant low-code plugin. An instant low-code plugin can take inputs from Power Automate, perform operations using PowerFx and then return the result to Power Automate. This is exciting because you can…
You can use Power Automate to call Azure OpenAI and return a response from the latest GPT models. Azure OpenAI is a safe way to use GPT that doesn’t use your company data for model training. And its low-cost consumption-pricing…
The Power Automate Create Text With GPT action is the easiest way to use ChatGPT AI models inside of a flow. There is no need to setup an Azure Open AI instance or sign up for an Open AI developer…
When you get items from a SharePoint list in Power Automate an expand query can add columns from a related SharePoint list. To do this one of the SharePoint list musts have a lookup to the other list. Then we…
A Power Automate Desktop config file can be stored directly on a machine or in a Dataverse table. A config file allows the developer to store settings separately from automation logic. The advantage of using a Dataverse table is the…
A Power Automate Desktop config file holds configuration data used by a desktop flow. It allows the developer to store settings separately from the automation logic. Configuration data remains constant throughout all flow runs. If it becomes necessary to update…
The Power Automate formatDateTime function is used to convert a date & time value into a formatted text string. I will explain how to use the formateDateTime function and share several popular date & time format codes to help you…
You can remove the duplicates from a Power Automate array in two easy steps: add a Compose action and insert a Union function. The Union function combines two arrays together and returns only unique items. Example #1: Remove Duplicate Emails…