Back to Basics Series , Power Automate Fundamentals Series – compiled list of my blogs for November 2021 are here. If you missed any you can find it here Back to Basics Series Back to Basics # 30: BPF In Model-Driven-Power-AppsBack to Basics # 29: Call Power Automate Flow from BPF in Dynamics CRMBack To …
Power Automate Fundamentals # 36: Add A row into an Excel Table OneDrive in Power Automate
Introduction: Most of the common usage of storing data in Excel Spread sheets and a common scenario was to add data into Spread Sheet. We can use an action Add A row into a Table in Power Automate under connector Excel Online (Business). As an example, Employee details will be passed to Spread sheet through …
Power Automate Fundamentals # 35: Usage of Equals Function in Power Automate
Introduction: In Power Automate, at times we must validate two values and proceed further if result is true, in these scenarios Equals function is used. As a scenario, name of the person and current years values were taken to show this function behaviour. Step 1: Login to the required Power Apps environment using URL make.powerapps.com …
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Back to Basics # 31: Understanding Move Next and Move Previous in BPF
Introduction: At times we must work on BPF Stages and navigate Stages automatically based on the business requirement, for quick test D365 Client API’s can be used for navigation with predefined methods moveNext and movePrevious in console window of browser before writing JavaScript code. As an example, existing Vaccination BPF on an existing Contact record …
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Power Automate Fundamentals # 34: Usage of and Function in Power Automate
Introduction: In Power Automate, at times we must validate two expressions and proceed further if both the expressions are true, in these scenarios and function is used. As an scenario, name of the person and lucky number values were taken to show and function behavior. Step 1: Login to the required Power Apps environment using …
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Power Automate Fundamentals # 33: Usage of do Until Function in Power Automate
Introduction: In Power Automate, at times we must repeat certain steps until a condition met. In these scenarios we make use of Do until function as an example counter value will be incremented till it become 3. Step 1: Login to the required Power Apps environment using URL make.powerapps.com by providing username and password and …
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Back to Basics # 30: BPF In Model-Driven-Power-Apps
Introduction: We can include BPF in a model driven app in Dynamics CRM where directly a new contact can be created from App and start using Business Process Flow. Step 1: Login to the required environment and go to flows and select Business process flows – Vaccination and observe whether BPF is active or not, …
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Power Automate Fundamentals # 32: Usage of or Function in Power Automate
Introduction: In Power Automate, for doing validations or Function will be used. As an example, an String variable and a number is used to do this validation. Step 1: Login to the required Power Apps environment using URL make.powerapps.com by providing username and password and click on Flows on the left-hand side as shown in …
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Back to Basics # 29: Call Power Automate Flow from BPF in Dynamics CRM
Introduction: We can enhance BPF so that a Power Automate Flow can be called in between stages. So here, in this post we see in the same vaccination use case to call an Power Automate Flow to the selected contact in the initial stage. Step 1: Login to the required environment and go to flows …
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Power Automate Fundamentals # 31: Usage of Not Function in Power Automate
Introduction: In Power Automate, for doing validations Not Function will be used. As an example, an String variable used to work with Not function. Step 1: Login to the required Power Apps environment using URL make.powerapps.com by providing username and password and click on Flows on the left-hand side as shown in the below figure. …
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