When I published this blog post about Power Automate Deployment (manual), the great – Bill Blancett gave suggestions regarding the solution’s import setting file that we can use if we want to import the solution using CI/CD or using Power Platform Tools CLI (you need to make sure you install this on your machine): TL/DR from… READ MORE
With the List Rows action of Microsoft Dataverse, we can use FetchXML to query the data. For such queries, all we need is to populate the Table name and Fetch Xml Query parameters. But what if we only have the FetchXML? What if we want to query dynamically from different tables based on the FetchXML? One of the use cases would be… READ MORE
Low-code tools like the Microsoft Power Platform enable every person in every role – from business users, IT professionals, citizen developer and professional developers – to collaborate on solutions and accelerate innovation across the organization.
In this webinar we will look at what it is, why it is relevant, and why every organization should establish a low code strategy with fusion team development.
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This is going to be a large series of posts about the Microsoft Graph API and the Power Platform. Introduction to the Graph API I often get asked questions about the Graph API when using Power Automate. It can be difficult to get the configuration right. It only takes one character being wrong and the Power… READ MORE
Today I want to show you how to implement an auto dataset refresh after a dataflow is refreshed. On order to this, we use Power Automate. Let’s say that after an Iowa_Liquor_Sales dataflow is refreshed we want to refresh an Iowa_Liquor_Sales dataset automatically. So, create a New flow and choose an Automated cloud flow option. Choose a When dataflow refresh completes trigger. After creating the trigger, you are… READ MORE
Hey everyone, recently we had the problem of integrating (mass) data into a PowerApp. The goal was to to display, and more importantly, search for specific entries in a Dataverse table containing ~5.000 entries. Due to the limitation of only receiving very limited (default 100, up to 2.000) entries when using the default Dataverse Connector,
Below are the steps on how to use Power Automate to schedule a refresh of a Power BI dataset at the time you want it to. I have recently seen some questions in the Power BI Community with regards to refreshing Power BI datasets. I thought it would be a good idea to blog on… READ MORE
Ok, this is a fast and furious kind of post, because while I’m waiting for my plane to Uruguay I was looking for ideas but I discovered gold. What I’m about to share is something that you can do like right now. Let’s picture that the HR department receives a massive amount of emails every… READ MORE
Managing PDF workflows is usually tricky. Documents can arrive in multiple file formats, and they might require processing, updating SharePoint columns, and converting to PDF for long-term archiving. Even if you have traditional tools at hand, one document can take up to 10 minutes to process. But what if you receive dozens or even hundreds… READ MORE
Isn’t it frustrating when you’ve been working with a product for a long time and you find out that there are features and behaviours that you never even knew existed? They don’t get talked about because they aren’t at all new, but knowing about them can make your life in the Power Platform a WHOLE… READ MORE
