Venkata Subbarao Polisetty – Microsoft MVP,C# Corner MVP
Introduction: In Dynamics / Power Platform integrations plays an important role for extending Dynamics/Power platform to integrate with legacy systems or other applications. Post creation of an application in Azure Active directory, next application user must be created so that this user can be used to connect to Dynamics CRM from other applications. In this …
Continue reading Back to Basics # 23: Create Application User in Dynamics CRM
Back to Basics Series , Power Automate Fundamentals Series – compiled list of my blogs for September 2021 are here. If you missed any you can find it here Back to Basics Series Back to Basics # 22: Use Postman Tool to Create and Update Records in Dynamics CRMBack to Basics # 21: Use CRM …
Introduction: In Power Automate, at times we need to compare values Max Function is used so that we can get easily desired result. As an example, let us see how to get Maximum age of 2 persons as well as maximum value from a given array of integers with the help of Max function. Step …
Continue reading Power Automate Fundamentals # 20: Usage of Max Function in Power Automate
Introduction: In Power Automate, at times we need to perform Addition arithmetic operations so that we can get easily desired result. As an example, let us see how to calculate total age of 2 persons with the help of Addition function. Step 1: Login to the required Power Apps environment using URL make.powerapps.com by providing …
Continue reading Power Automate Fundamentals # 19: Usage of Addition Function in Power Automate
Introduction: One of the common scenarios is to work with CRM Web APIs is to quickly create or update records in Dynamics CRM. Within less time, we can achieve this requirement using Postman tool, here as an example going to create and update contact record. Step 1: Open Postman tool, desktop version and take a …
Continue reading Back to Basics # 22: Use Postman Tool to Create and Update Records in Dynamics CRM
Introduction: In Power Automate, at times we need to perform Subtraction arithmetic operations so that we can get easily desired result. As an example, let us see how to calculate warranty period that is available in years for Generator with the help of Subtraction function. Step 1: Login to the required Power Apps environment using …
Continue reading Power Automate Fundamentals # 18: Usage of Subtraction Function in Power Automate
Introduction: In Power Automate, at times we need to perform multiplication arithmetic operations so that we can get easily desired result. As an example, let us see how to calculate number of minutes in a Day with the help of multiplication function. Step 1: Login to the required Power Apps environment using URL make.powerapps.com by …
Introduction: One of the common scenarios is to work with CRM Web APIs to get details of records that are present in Dynamics CRM. To test quickly CRM WEB API requests, CRM REST Builder was used, which needs to be installed inside Dynamics CRM. Step 1: Navigate to the following url https://github.com/jlattimer/CRMRESTBuilder/releases and download CRM …
Continue reading Back to Basics # 21: Use CRM REST Builder in Dynamics CRM
Introduction: In Power Automate, at times we need to perform division arithmetic operations so that we can get easily desired result . As an example let us see how to calculate price of a candy for quick reference from a bundle cost with the use of div function. Step 1: Login to the required Power …
Continue reading Power Automate Fundamentals # 16: Usage of Div Function in Power Automate
Introduction: In Power Automate, at times we need to perform Modular arithmetic operations so that we can get desired result, as an example we can see number of customers waiting for tables based on the customers present in a hotel , so that customers will get information about the number of customers waiting , so …
Continue reading Power Automate Fundamentals # 15: Usage of Mod Function in Power Automate
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