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Power Automate Functions: Take

This is a video to teaches you how to use the Take function within Power Automate. This function works with both Collections & Strings. Collections return the amount of objects selected and Strings return the amount of characters selected with the secondary parameter.

Power Automate Functions: First & Last

Want to learn how get the first or last character in a string? Alternatively do you want to get the first or last object in a collection within Power Automate? Then check out this video to learn the Power Automate First & Last functions in under 3 minutes!

Power Automate Functions: Union

Want to learn how to merge multiple collections or objects into a single collection or object within Power Automate? Then check out this video to learn the Power Automate Union function in under 3 minutes!

Power Automate Functions: Intersection

Want to learn how to see common entities between two collections or objects within Power Automate? Then check out this video to learn the Power Automate Intersection function in under 4 minutes!

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Canvas Power Apps: Upload Multiple Attachments to Azure Blob Storage

This is a video aimed at showing you how easily it is to handle multiple attachments from different file types and then upload them to an Azure Blob Storage using Canvas Power App.

Power Automate Functions: Empty

Want to learn how to use the Empty function within Power Automate? This function works with Collections, Objects and Strings to check if they are empty (do not contain information!). Check out this video to learn the Power Automate Split functions in under 3 minutes!

Power Automate Functions: Length

Want to learn how to use the Length function to find out how many items a collection contains or simply checking how many characters there are in a string within Power Automate? Then check out this video to learn the Power Automate Length function in under 3 minutes!