Category: Flow

11th July 2023

Power Automate – Get data from a Power BI dataset

Power BI datasets contain a rich useful data resource that would be really useful in a Power Automate flow. In this post we will walk through how to get data from a Power BI dataset and then email that data. This is just one example of how you could use data fetched from a Power BI dataset behind a report....

Categories Flow/Power Automate/Power BI

14th July 2022

Power Automate Child Flow

Occasionally it is useful to break your flow apart into separate flows. For this you need to create a child flow or two. There is one tweak I always forget, hence this post. Create the Child Flow When building child flows you need to follow these rules Child flows need to be built inside a solution The trigger needs to...

Categories Flow/Power Automate

23rd September 2019

Power Query in Flow – Summarising the Data

In this post I will look at the different options we have for summarising the data using grouping and pivoting with Power Query.

Categories Flow/Power Query

9th September 2019

AI Builder with Flow and Power Apps – Building the Model

In this post I will document how to build an AI Builder object detect model. We will create the list of items to detect, upload images, identify each image and then train the model.

Categories AI Builder/Flow/How to/PowerApps

6th September 2019

Power Query in Microsoft Flow – Joining Tables

In this post I will introduce one of the most powerful parts of Power Query, joining tables. Its the vlookup part of Power Query.

Categories Flow/Power Query

26th August 2019

Power Query in Microsoft Flow – An Introduction

This is the first post in a new series regarding Power Query in Flow. In this post I will cover the basics of connecting to SQL Server, filtering and sorting the data and finally adding calculated columns.

Categories Flow/Power Query

7th August 2019

Power Automate – Creating Adaptive Cards

This post is to support a video posted on YouTube regarding creating an adaptive card for Microsoft Teams using Microsoft Flow.

Categories Flow/How to/Introduction

8th July 2019

PowerApps – Using JSON Function to save Pictures

In this post I will be explaining how to use the JSON Function to simplify the saving of multiple pictures from a PowerApp to a SharePoint library using Flow. There have been many wonderful workarounds to do this, finally we now have a slightly less Heath-Robinson method.

Categories Flow/How to/PowerApps