Suppose you are in the middle of creating a Power Automate flow, and you need to check whether an array contains a specific value. Sounds simple, right? But looking into it, you find multiple ways to achieve this. After some research and testing, I found three effective methods to check if an array contains a … read more…
Do you know how to check if a given input is an integer in Power Automate? Imagine you are working in a flow where a user inputs or SharePoint list values, and you need to validate whether a string contains a whole number before proceeding to the next steps. If the value is not a … read more…
Sometimes, you may want to delete files from the SharePoint document library permanently. To do this, you can use Rest Api in Power Automate. In this tutorial, I will show you how to delete a file from SharePoint using the REST API in Power Automate. Delete Files From SharePoint Document Library Using Rest API in … read more…
It is easy to send an email in Power Automate using the “send an email V2” action. But we can also send the email using SharePoint REST API. This is especially useful in workflows where you want to send an email without displaying the sender’s email address. In this tutorial, I will tell you how … read more…
Do you want to receive a notification on your phone when a new form is submitted or a task is assigned to you? With the help of Power Automate, we can easily send mobile notifications. In this Power Automate tutorial, I will show you two flows: sending a mobile notification using a manually triggered trigger … read more…
When working with Microsoft Dataverse in Power Automate, you often retrieve data as one of the most common tasks. In Power Automate, there are two main ways to get data from Dataverse: And each of these actions comes in two versions: In this tutorial, I will explain how to get a row by ID from … read more…
One of my colleagues recently started working with Dataverse in Power Automate and asked me a simple but important question: “How do I get the value from a Choice column in Dataverse using Power Automate?” They were used to working with SharePoint, where we usually access a Choice column value using something like trigger()?[‘ColumnName’]?[‘value’]. But … read more…
If you work with Microsoft Dataverse, you already know how powerful it is for storing and managing business data. However, when you need to export that data to Excel for reporting, manual export can take a lot of time, especially if you do it regularly. While some people can export manually, automating the process saves … read more…
In SharePoint Online, every list or library item usually inherits permissions from its parent. But what if you want to give specific people access to just one item? In this post, I’ll show you how to break permission inheritance using Power Automate and then set custom permissions for that item. This can be helpful when …
