Power Automate: Arithmetic Operations

There is are several Math functions available in Power Automate, but I find myself using the basic arithmetic operations most often. An important reminder for each operation, their respective functions will only accept two parameters at a time... E.g.,add( value1, value2 )sub( value1, value2 )mul( value1, value2 )div( value1, value2 ) If more than two … Continue reading Power Automate: Arithmetic Operations

Power Automate: String Building

StringBuilder is a .NET class for string-like objects.. These objects are mutable and handy when appending strings, but that's .NET... E.g., written in C#. StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder("Hello...", 25); sb.Append("\nCiao..."); sb.Append("\nBonjour..."); sb.Append("\nHola..."); Without the StringBuilder class, these strings are instead tacked onto the end of a variable... E.g., written in JavaScript. var message = … Continue reading Power Automate: String Building

Power Platform x SharePoint – Approval Requests: Part I (Power Automate)

The Power Platform is a Microsoft offering of tools to help organizations meet challenges effectively. Among these tools, there are some notable standouts... Power Automate - Create automated business processes.PowerApps - Create custom forms and portals.Power BI - Create rich charts, graphs, etc. With their powers combined, one could easily build in-house solutions using [SharePoint … Continue reading Power Platform x SharePoint – Approval Requests: Part I (Power Automate)

Power Apps: SPO Document Library Upload

Power Apps is a Microsoft offering to quickly build business apps using pre-built templates. The content of these business apps is housed in various data sources, but presented via data connectors. Data connectors are essential to these business apps... Noteworthy, the [SharePoint Online] connector is a common Power App connection. For many organizations, if they're … Continue reading Power Apps: SPO Document Library Upload