Function Friday – More Math
I previously covered some of the base math functions available. This time I’ll cover the math functions that are related to working with arrays of… Read More »Function Friday – More Math
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Easily Create New Bulk Work Items From a Spreadsheet
It can be a lot easier to just create a huge list of work items in a spreadsheet, especially at the beginning of a project. Power Automate can make that task easier.
Function Friday – Slice and Split
This week I’m returning to some of the string manipulation functions: slice and split. slice The slice function is essentially an enhanced version of the… Read More »Function Friday – Slice and Split
Copy Events From One Calendar To Another
I recently began offering mentoring sessions for developers who were just getting started in their careers. Calendly offers a great way to allow people to… Read More »Copy Events From One Calendar To Another
Function Friday – Logical Comparisons
Similar to most programming languages, Power Automate contains a number of logical functions for comparing values. These include: and, equals, greater, greaterOrEquals, if, less, lessOrEquals,… Read More »Function Friday – Logical Comparisons
Function Friday – The String IndexOf’s
For this week’s #FunctionFriday, I’m going to cover 3 more string functions. This group is related to searching for a particular block of text within… Read More »Function Friday – The String IndexOf’s
Function Friday – Add, Sub, Mul, Div
One of the weakest areas for Power Automate’s functions is in the math and numbers area. For this week’s #FunctionFriday, I will delve into the… Read More »Function Friday – Add, Sub, Mul, Div
Function Friday – Concat & Substring
For the first of my #FunctionFriday posts I’m going to focus on a couple of the most common string functions: concat and substring.
Power Automate Connectors: Azure DevOps
One of the many useful connectors available in Power Automate is the connection to Azure DevOps. There is a wide variety of things you can… Read More »Power Automate Connectors: Azure DevOps
Power Automate – Expression Functions
One of the most powerful features of Power Automate are the functions you can use in expressions to manipulate data.