Table of Contents When we create approval requests with the out-of-the-box action in Power Automate, our flow will usually wait for the approval to happen for next steps to keep running, and this can be an issue if something happens with an approver and we can’t get them to complete the request. So, sometimes it […]
Table of Contents When we save data in SharePoint or Dataverse from Power Apps, datetimes are stored in the universal time zone (UTC) and whenever we show date time columns in the apps, Power Apps will always recognize the user’s setting and will show date time based on this. There are some scenarios in which
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Table of Contents We were recently working on an automation that syncs on demand 2 different systems, end users use a button in a Power Apps app to execute this synchronization any time of the day, this automation takes around 15 minutes to run. It may happen that two users in two different departments request
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Either because we created too many rows when we were testing or because requests are no longer applicable, the approvals module in Power Automate can end up with plenty of requests that do not require action: In this blog we will show you how we can use Power Automate and Dataverse to cancel old requests.
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A couple of weeks back, we posted this article on how to extract the content of a .eml file using Power Automate, but we recently discovered that there are some instances where the approach we explain in the previous blog will not work. The first approach we presented relies on the Power Automate Outlook trigger to
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Power Automate has some cool out-of-the-box features to read data from Excel files. But if you want to read this data using these actions, the data needs to be formatted as an actual table in the file and not a flat range – but don’t you worry, Office Scripts got you covered! With Office scripts
When working with Power Automate and SharePoint lists we usually are in need of extracting specific rows of data from lists, to do so, we need to use the “Query filter” field available in the SharePoint “Get Items” action. OData queries are usually written in the following format: {InternalColumnName} operator {value} For example, if we
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If you have worked on a Power Platform project that needs connections to MySQL, then you might have noticed views are not listed when browsing the catalogue of a MySQL database. In this blog post we bring you a quick trick on how to successfully retrieve data from MySQL views from both Power Automate and
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