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I was recently working on the Filter Array in Power Automate, where we can filter the items in the array by using different types of operators in the Filter Array action. This tutorial explains how to use filter query operators in the Filter Array action of Power Automate. Here we will see the following examples: … Read more >>>
Recently, I have worked with the Leave Approval Process system, which enables employees to submit their requests through Microsoft Forms, and the responses are stored in a SharePoint list. Microsoft Forms has an Email field, where I need to save emails to a SharePoint list. Here, I faced an Issue: The data is coming in … Read more >>>
As a Power Platform developer, you might be required to use the replace function in Power Automate. This is very common in most real-world use cases. So, I thought to explain the Power Automate replace expression. In this tutorial, I will explain the Power Automate replace() function, focusing on its practical application in real-world examples. … Read more >>>
Recently, while working on a Leave Management Application for one of our clients, I came across a requirement to automatically save responses from Microsoft Forms to a SharePoint list. I have faced an issue while saving multiple checkbox values to SharePoint multiple-choice values; it stores the values in the form of an array [“Parental Leave,” … Read more >>>
Today, I will discuss an interesting example, and it is about filtering an array by another array in Power Automate. In this tutorial, I will show you how to filter an array with another array using the Power Automate Filter array action. You can learn two different examples here, such as: Filter an Array with … Read more >>>
You can use the @ symbol to manually mention users in a Teams message. By using Power Automate flow, you can also mention multiple users in a team channel. In this tutorial, I will show you how to tag multiple users in a Teams message using Power Automate. Tag Multiple Users in Teams Message using … Read more >>>
During various SharePoint implementations, we often needed to filter array items by date in Power Automate. Recently, while working on a “Project Management System” in SharePoint for one of our clients, I was required to filter SharePoint list items based on Project Start Dates and End Dates. In this tutorial, I will explain how to … Read more >>>
Nowadays, I am working with an array in Power Automate. So, doing a bit more research on this. In today’s tutorial, I will explain how to filter an array by multiple conditions in Power Automate. We will use the same filter array action in Power Automate. Here, I will also show you two different examples: … Read more >>>
One of my team members asked about filtering an array by Index in Power Automate. Unfortunately, Power Automate does not have a built-in option to get the index of an item within an array. But there are ways to do this. In this tutorial, I will show you how to filter an array by index … Read more >>>
Recently, I was working on a Power Apps application named Expense Claims App. I had a requirement to create a Power Automate flow that filters files in a SharePoint document library containing a specific substring. For example, if the file name is “Customer Invoice Details.docx”. I wanted to filter based on a substring, i.e, “Invoice”. … Read more >>>
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Learn how to build a real-world Invoice Management System using a SharePoint Integration Power Apps Form with a repeating table—supporting multiple invoice line items.
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