Hi Everyone A huge thank you to all for supporting me by watching my videos, subscribing to my channel and blog. it couldn't have been possible without your support and that's why I decided to share my MVP award with you by unboxing it together. I received the notification of my award via email on... Continue Reading →
#TGIF Quick Tip on UI Flows (Power Automate, renaming a UI flow)
Hello Readers This quick tip is part of my Thank God it's Flow #TGIF series. There are two tips in this post: Renaming your UI flow Modifying and removing connections Renaming your UI Flow: For general flows you just hit on the pencil/edit button and can rename them by clicking on the name at the... Continue Reading →
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#TGIF Episode 6: UI Flows (RPA) in Power Automate (Both desktop & web app)
Hello Readers and Viewers In this episode we will learn about the business use cases of robotic process automation or UI Flows. If you want to learn about setting up UI flows, please read this post https://diyd365.com/2019/12/11/everything-you-need-to-run-a-ui-flow-power-automate We will look at both desktop and web app. I have taken two business scenarios: Automation Testing of... Continue Reading →
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#TGIF Episode 5: Business Process Flows in Power Automate
Hello Readers and Viewers In this episode we will try to understand all about Business Process Flows (BPFs). Let's first look at types of Flow available in Power Automate: Flow Team Flow (when you share a flow) Business Process Flow Immersive Non-Immersive/Original/Old UI Flow (RPA) What are Business Process Flows? Business process flows provide a... Continue Reading →
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#TGIF Episode 2: Building Your First Flow
Hi Readers and Viewers In this episode, we will deep dive into Power Automate and will create our first flow. We are also going to see different types of flows available within Power Automate. We will look at the following scenario to create our flow: Scenario: Assign Territory to a customer based on the 'Address... Continue Reading →
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#TGIF Episode 1: Getting Started With Microsoft Flow
Hi Readers and Viewers In this episode of TGIF, we are going to see that how you and me can start our Flow journey. This is a short episodes and will cover the following: Licensing Sign up Start page Enter a process name Check templates Check out the mobile app Have you got the reason... Continue Reading →
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New Series #TGIF, Thank God It’s Flow
Hi Readers and Viewers Thanks for your support! As promised, I am coming up with a new series #TGIF. It took some time to decide upon a name. I will be releasing episodes every friday starting 8th November 2019. Today is just the teaser and my thoughts. In this series we will be covering everything... Continue Reading →
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The Master is here for the Brisbane PowerApps and Flow User Group
Hello QLDers I am really excited to give you a heads-up that in next month's User Group, we will have the master himself presenting. Did you guess it yet? it's Charles Sterling 🙂 Linkedin here Twitter here Following is what he's going to talk about (Still in discussion): PowerApps AI Builder Integrating PowerApps and Power... Continue Reading →
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PowerApps for Business Users & Consultants: Episode 8- Infusing AI in your PowerApps
Hi Readers and Viewers With this episode, I am concluding my 'PowerApps for Business Users and Consultants' series. In this episode, we are going to look at using AI builder components in our PowerApps. AI Builder currently has following components in preview: Business Card Reader Form Processor Text Classification Object Detection Prediction We have focussed... Continue Reading →
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PowerApps for Business Users & Consultants: Episode 7- Inserting MS Flow as an action in PowerApps
Hi Readers and Viewers In this episode we will see, how to insert a flow in a PowerApp without having to connect the app with any data source. Some key points below: No data source required for your PowerApp Just create labels and Text inputs on the screen Add a flow Push data to your... Continue Reading →
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