Many organizations are using Power Automate to automate their business processes. As a Power Platform developer, you should have expertise in Microsoft Power Automate. Learn Power Automate from our list of helpful and practically implemented tutorials. Feel free to contact us if you still have any questions and doubts.
I ran into this problem the first time I built an inventory flow for a client who ran a small distribution business. Their Excel Online (Business) table stored every quantity as a decimal, even whole units like 24 came through as 24.0, because Excel treats every number as a floating-point value internally. The client’s SharePoint … Read more >>>
Your Power Automate flow is ready: it creates a SharePoint list item, sends an approval, maybe even posts to Teams. Everything works in testing, until you realize one thing: you don’t reliably have the user’s email address. Sometimes you need the person who triggered the flow, sometimes the creator of a list item, sometimes the … Read more >>>
You build a flow, pull some data from a SharePoint list or Excel file, and everything looks fine… until you try to add two numbers and your result is 1020 instead of 30. The value is coming in as a string (text), not a number, and suddenly your calculations, conditions, and approvals start behaving in … Read more >>>
When you use Outlook actions like Get calendar view of events (V3) in Power Automate, you may see the error “The specified object was not found in the store”, especially when another user runs your flow. This message usually indicates that the Outlook connector cannot find the target mailbox, folder, or calendar for the account … Read more >>>
Power Automate gives you two powerful ways to create tables — a structured Excel table inside a workbook stored in SharePoint or OneDrive, and an HTML table formatted for email delivery. These are entirely different actions that serve different purposes, and knowing when to use each is key to automating data-driven workflows effectively. In this tutorial, you will learn … Read more >>>
If you’ve been working with Power Automate for a while, you’ve almost certainly run into a situation where you get a chunk of JSON back from an API or a connector — and you need to pull specific fields out of it and store them as an array for downstream processing. That’s exactly what this … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever had to set up a new SharePoint site and create 20 or 30 site columns by hand, clicking through Site Settings, filling in display names, internal names, types, and groups, you know exactly how tedious that gets. One typo in an internal column name and you’re stuck with it forever (or dealing … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever pulled data from an API, a SharePoint list, or an HTTP request in Power Automate, you’ve probably stared at a blob of JSON and wondered: “How do I actually work with this?” That’s exactly what this tutorial is about. I’m going to walk you through how to parse a JSON object into an array … Read more >>>
Apply to Each is one of the most used actions in Power Automate — and honestly, one of the most misunderstood. I’ve seen flows silently break, process thousands of unnecessary API calls, or return null values, all because of a small misstep in this loop. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through everything you need to … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever built a Power Automate flow that compares dates — say, checking if a task is overdue or filtering SharePoint items by date — you’ve probably run into this problem: the date coming into your flow is a plain text string, not an actual date value. Flows from Microsoft Forms, Excel tables, SharePoint … Read more >>>
Learn how to automatically create a SharePoint Online list and all its columns from an Excel file using Power Automate—without using any Premium connectors.
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