Tag: PowerAutomate
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Power Automate SharePoint Item Modified flow | Track Column Changes (Version History) from Reza Dorrani
A great step-by-step guide on how to find out not only whether a column value in sharepoint has changed, but also what the resulting column value was. You can see this video here on my blog because I have rated this video with 5 stars in my Youtube video library. This video was automatically posted […]
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How to export and import solutions in Microsoft Dataverse for Teams from Tomasz Poszytek
A great video with the instructions on how to export a PowerApp4Team with its DataVerse4Teams etc. and import it e.g. into another tenant. You can see this video here on my blog because I have rated this video with 5 stars in my Youtube video library. This video was automatically posted using PowerAutomate.
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Return an array from a PowerAutomate to PowerApps (Split Method without Premium)
Basically, there are already some posts and videos on this topic. However, I would like to point out a great post incl. app for generating the function. (by Brian Dang) You can find the complete tutorial under this link:https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/return-an-array-from-a-sql-stored-procedure-to-powerapps-split-method/ Below you will find a shortened version.As already written, Brian Dang has not only provided a […]
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How to track the current progress of a flow in the PowerApp
In some scenarios i or the user would like to see how far the Cloud Flow Process (PowerAutomate) is already after I started it via PowerApps. Unfortunately it is not possible to use “Respond to PowerApps” multiple times to show me a status update in the PowerApp. For this we can easily create a StateLog […]
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Run Power Apps connections with elevated permissions via Power Automate | Impersonate flow actions from Reza Dorrani
Reza Dorrani shows here how you can create entries as an end user without sufficient permissions. So far, I had always solved this via child flow, but now this is possible directly. IMPORTANT NOTE: You can use this just with the ‘PowerApps V2’-Connector You can see this video here on my blog because I have […]
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Fill and Sign a Word Document with Power Apps and Power Automate without using any premium actions from Paulie M
Simply convert a Word into a zip file, replace the data a little and convert it back into a zip file -> Ingenious way to create a Word file without premium connectors. You can see this video here on my blog because I have rated this video with 5 stars in my Youtube video library. […]
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Deliver documents, collect payments and communicate with customers all with Microsoft Power Automate from Paulie M
Amazing. I am still overwhelmed by the functionality of powerautomate or how Paulie uses it. He shows here in a seemingly simple way how you can send the invoices with your customers via HTTP trigger and capture their response. You can see this video here on my blog because I have rated this video with […]
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Upload Multiple Files from #PowerApps to #SharePoint directly without the use of #PowerAutomate from Paulie M
With the “new” function Office365Groups you can make file-uploads from the PowerApp via Http request. Thus, one is no longer bound to the transfer to PowerAutomate and its processing. You can see this video here on my blog because I have rated this video with 5 stars in my Youtube video library. This video was […]
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Cancel any approval in Power Automate from Tomasz Poszytek
Had already looked at the Aproval theme, which are stored in Dataverse, in the past. However, there were still too many unanswered questions for me and I had not been able to get the update via standard connectors. Here Tomasz shows how this can be solved -> this is also a trick on how to […]
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Power Automate Flows Vs Automate Rules from Daniel Christian
Find the SharePoint rule very exciting. The problem with PowerAutomate is that the flow starts with every change and only then the check takes place. This can cause a lot of unnecessary traffic (api calls). But at most in combination of SharePoint rules, trigger Outlook (SharedMailbox) and then the normal flow, this is certainly very […]
Marcel Lehmann 