In this tutorial, we’ll discuss another control action that we can use in our Microsoft flows. There are triggers that can immediately start a flow based on an event such as when there’s a new email or tweet. These triggers are great, but there are flows that we’d also want to run through a loop,
In this tutorial, we’ll talk about a Power Automate control that terminates actions in a flow. If any of the conditions in a Switch case was not met, we’d want to display an error message and terminate all the actions within a flow. In such scenarios, Power Automate Terminate action control comes in handy. The
In this tutorial, we’ll learn how to set up an Approval workflow in Power Automate. There are times when flows can’t be fully automated and might require some user intervention. Approvals are very useful because we can automate some part of the flow, and split the part that needs user intervention into its own separate
In this tutorial, we’ll discuss Power Automate trigger conditions that allow us to execute blocks of actions once a given situation is met. Using condition control, we can assure that certain elements in our flow are in our required state before performing the actions. A trigger condition in Power Automate is similar to an IF
In this tutorial, we’ll explore Power Automate expressions and how to use them in workflow automation. Microsoft Excel has formulas that take inputs and produce outputs. For example, one formula might be the SUM which can take various inputs or numbers and produces an output combining all the inputs. Just like Microsoft Excel, Power Automate
