Why? When I started using Dataverse with Power Automate, I was always using the Power Apps Portal to lookup the definition schema of a Table. Think of the scenario where we need the internal Column / Field name from a Table / Entity. For example in OData filter queries of Power Automate. We would need … Continue reading Dataverse: use the force of the API in your browser
Power Automate: skip the Parse JSON action to reference data
Why? Let me emphasize that using the Parse JSON action (as explained in this great blog post of Luise Freese: How to use Parse JSON action in Power Automate) is always the way to go when you are starting with Power Automate. Especially if you want to have properties of your JSON ouput to show … Continue reading Power Automate: skip the Parse JSON action to reference data
Power Automate: get data from email body
Why? I recently was invited to join Jon Levesque on his Youtube channel for a small topic on the Power Platform. I have been wanting to blog about this for a while now but a video may be even better for explaning purposes 💪 What? This post is just to reference the video and make … Continue reading Power Automate: get data from email body
Power Automate: get value from Array
Why? In my previous post https://knowhere365.space/power-automate-use-own-array-to-loop-actions/, we used an own Array to loop through data a variable number of times and perform the same step the same variable number of times. Now we want to get data from that loop and use this data outside the loop. What? This post will show how we can … Continue reading Power Automate: get value from Array
Power Automate: use own Array to loop actions
Why? Sometimes you want to do the same set of actions on a variable number of items AND each item will have its own variable values for properties... instead of using a Switch control where you would have to define the variable options of items, we will create our own Array and use that Array … Continue reading Power Automate: use own Array to loop actions
