Microsoft Flow Archives

Power Automate Functions – Sort (Sort arrays by default or by column!)

This is a video to show you how to use the Sort function within Power Automate (and Logic Apps!). This function allows you to sort an array by default or by a specific column, I use Star Wars characters to explain the more complex column approach.

Power Automate – Increase the size of the Expression Editor

Are you tired of not being able to see the functions you’re writing? Are you getting sick of trying to work out where exactly you missed that comma that you can’t see? Then take a look at this video to see how you can get a BIGGER and BETTER expression box on Power Automate in under 4 minutes!

Community Connector – Fantasy Premier League

A custom connector, Fantasy Premier League, independently published on Microsoft’s Power Automate. The Fantasy Premier League connector allows users to gather league, player, fixtures, results and more to be utilized on the Power Platform. An example of this is to gather the previous and current weeks league results to display the league table and movement of user ranks.

Power Automate Actions – A Complete Guide to Variable Actions (Every Variable Action)

Learn about every Variable Action on Power Automate! This video takes you through what each action is used for, how to use them and provides several real-world examples directly on Power Automate (and Logic Apps!). It also covers EVERY variable action; Initialize Variable, Set Variable, Increment Variable, Decrement Variable, Append To String Variable and Append To Array Variable.

Power Automate Actions – Switch (Switch Statement)

This is a video to show you how to use the Switch action (Switch Statement for you pro devs out there!) within Power Automate (and Logic Apps!). This action allows you to react to data without cycling through multiple IF actions while also having a default approach when data does not match.

Power Automate – HTTP Error Codes (and what they mean!)

Have you ever got an error code, such as 404, on Power Automate and had no idea what it means? This blog post is to show you what common error codes you can expect to see when using Power Automate with an easy to understand description of each!

Power Automate Actions – Condition (React to Data)

This is a video to show you how to use the Condition action (Similar to IF statements for you pro devs out there!) within Power Automate (and Logic Apps!). This action allows you to apply a single or multiple conditions to data and react if those conditions are either true or false.

Power Automate Actions – Apply To Each (Cycle Through Multiple Items and Perform Actions on Each)

This is a video to show you how to use the Apply to Each action (For Each for you pro devs out there!) within Power Automate (and Logic Apps!). This action allows you to cycle through data and specify a set of actions to run each time for each item in an array.

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Maintain clean and reusable code in Power Automate Desktop Flows with Subflows

You’re tasked with creating a Power Automate Desktop (PAD) Flow that contains many different stages, you have noticed that your Flow is getting incredibly long, how do you maintain a clean-code approach? Maybe you want to reuse a section of your Flow rather than copying and pasting it multiple times, how do you do this? Well this is where Subflows come in to play!

Power Automate Functions: EncodeURIComponent (Make URLs Safe!)

This is a video to show you how to use the encodeUriComponent function within Power Automate (and Logic Apps!). This function allows you to add URL safe characters to return an encoded URL.