Senior Business Analyst | Project Manager – SAP B1 & ERP Integration for Agriculture | AI Integration Specialist
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Creating desktop automations has become simpler and more intuitive thanks to the AI-powered recording feature in Power Automate. The AIRecorder captures all your computer interactions—voice commands, clicks, and keyboard inputs—during the recording process. Want to give it a try? Visit the link below to learn how to create desktop flows using the AI Recorder today! https://bit.ly/48h7A18
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A little tip for the day! Know exactly when your flow step is executed by using tracked properties. #PowerAutomate
Power Automate Tracked Properties
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MVP | MCT | YouTuber | 2x Author | Podcaster | CEO at Vantage 365 Fellow in the Chartered Institute for IT
Expressions are the part of Power Automate which most people struggle to get to grips with. My "Exploring Expressions" series is going to walk through each of the expressions that we have in #PowerAutomate, look at the use cases and see them in action. In this video we explore CONCAT(), short for Concatenate, which combines multiple strings together into one. If you have any questions/comments/suggestions, please feel free to post a comment, or send me a message. #HappyToHelp #MVPBuzz #PowerPlatform #LogicApps
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JSON Expression tip for Power Automate
Automagic Insight 🪄 Power Automate Tip of the Day! Did you know? In the Parse JSON action, you can handle null values in Power Automate without breaking your flow! 💡 Just set up the schema to allow a field to be either a string or null, like this: "tin_number": { "type": ["string","null"] } This way, your flow stays resilient even when optional fields or missing data return as null. Let Power Automate do the heavy lifting—automagically! #powerautomate #automagicinsight #nullhandling
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In Power Automate, efficiently processing data often requires distinguishing between objects and arrays. I just spotted this post, with an interesting approach to the subject. I wonder how it compares to using 'typeOf()' in the expression. #powerautomate #DataProcessing #Automation
Automagic Insight 🪄 Power Automate Tip of the Day! Did you know? There’s a quick way to check if a value is an array or an object in Power Automate! 💡 By using a simple conditional expression, you can dynamically identify the data type in your flow. Just use this expression: if(startsWith(string(<value>), '['), 'Array', 'Object') This checks if <value> starts with a [ (indicating an array). Use it as is or in a condition. This small but powerful trick helps your flow handle different data types smoothly, making it adaptable and efficient—keeping things, well, automagically seamless! #powerautomate #automagicinsight #datatypes #smartflows
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And if you encounter cases where you may get an object of 1 item or an array with multiple items (like when converting some xml to json) & you want to ensure a reference for that item is always an array then you can do… json( replace( replace( concat(‘[‘, string(<value>), ‘]’), ‘[[{‘, ‘[{‘), ‘}]]’, ‘}]’) )
Automagic Insight 🪄 Power Automate Tip of the Day! Did you know? There’s a quick way to check if a value is an array or an object in Power Automate! 💡 By using a simple conditional expression, you can dynamically identify the data type in your flow. Just use this expression: if(startsWith(string(<value>), '['), 'Array', 'Object') This checks if <value> starts with a [ (indicating an array). Use it as is or in a condition. This small but powerful trick helps your flow handle different data types smoothly, making it adaptable and efficient—keeping things, well, automagically seamless! #powerautomate #automagicinsight #datatypes #smartflows
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Check If Array or Object
Automagic Insight 🪄 Power Automate Tip of the Day! Did you know? There’s a quick way to check if a value is an array or an object in Power Automate! 💡 By using a simple conditional expression, you can dynamically identify the data type in your flow. Just use this expression: if(startsWith(string(<value>), '['), 'Array', 'Object') This checks if <value> starts with a [ (indicating an array). Use it as is or in a condition. This small but powerful trick helps your flow handle different data types smoothly, making it adaptable and efficient—keeping things, well, automagically seamless! #powerautomate #automagicinsight #datatypes #smartflows
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To all my Power Automate fellows The Parse JSON action might seem daunting, but once you get the hang of it, it’s incredibly powerful. It brings clarity to your data handling, making your flows much cleaner and easier to manage. 🌪️
Automagic Insight 🪄 Power Automate Tip of the Day! Did you know? In the Parse JSON action, you can handle null values in Power Automate without breaking your flow! 💡 Just set up the schema to allow a field to be either a string or null, like this: "tin_number": { "type": ["string","null"] } This way, your flow stays resilient even when optional fields or missing data return as null. Let Power Automate do the heavy lifting—automagically! #powerautomate #automagicinsight #nullhandling
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For all of you who ever experienced a flow error due to a string, integer or any other data type being null "type" : ["string" , "null"] - this is the way #powerautomate
Automagic Insight 🪄 Power Automate Tip of the Day! Did you know? In the Parse JSON action, you can handle null values in Power Automate without breaking your flow! 💡 Just set up the schema to allow a field to be either a string or null, like this: "tin_number": { "type": ["string","null"] } This way, your flow stays resilient even when optional fields or missing data return as null. Let Power Automate do the heavy lifting—automagically! #powerautomate #automagicinsight #nullhandling
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Automagic Insight 🪄 Power Automate Tip of the Day! Did you know? In the Parse JSON action, you can handle null values in Power Automate without breaking your flow! 💡 Just set up the schema to allow a field to be either a string or null, like this: "tin_number": { "type": ["string","null"] } This way, your flow stays resilient even when optional fields or missing data return as null. Let Power Automate do the heavy lifting—automagically! #powerautomate #automagicinsight #nullhandling
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