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Checking a User’s New Email is Active

Often in an onboarding type app, an email will be sent to the new starter with Welcome type info. But…

exchange, exchange-online, microsoft, microsoft-365, powershell

PowerShell from Power Automate via Azure Automation

There are some things, particularly with Exchange, that can still only be done by PowerShell. Flow can call these PowerShell…

Dummy’s Guide to expand query in Flow

Expand query really simplifies one’s Flows, but the syntax is a killer. I forget this after 10 minutes so a…

DataVerse List Rows get Related Records

When you stick a subgrid of related records on a form (if a N:N relationship was created rather than an…

dataverse, power automate

DataVerse Email Templates in Flows

Most apps need emails sent out, very likely from Power Automate. As a developer the thing I always hate is…

dataverse, power automate, templates

Power Automate: Creating Teams, Tabs and Channels

There are various ways of creating Teams with Power Automate: The Create Team action in Flow. Currently, very limited options…

Graph, Teams

Using Visual Studio Code PAC to change Connection References in bulk

Those times you need to change connection references in 20 Flows and you go oh no! First in the solution…

A way of getting Dynamics’ License members

Azure AD does not let you export users assigned a license. Group members can be exported, but not licences. Another…

Sending DataVerse Emails in Power Automate Flow

Flow has the Outlook connectors for sending emails, from a shared mailbox or an individual account. But when using these,…

dataverse, emails

Patching DataVerse from a Canvas App Error Handling

Simply, check for any errors ! Below example is using a DataVerse table called Jobs, and the record being patched…

dataverse, error handling

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