Power Automate – Complete Guide to Microsoft Power Automate

About Course

Learn Microsoft Power Automate for free with this complete guide! This comprehensive course, previously known as Microsoft Flow, will teach you everything you need to know to automate repetitive tasks and streamline your workflow. From basic concepts to advanced techniques, this course covers it all.

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Learn how to build automated workflows with no code using Power Automate. This in-demand skill is highly sought after by businesses looking to increase efficiency and productivity. Power Automate empowers you to connect to various applications, including Twitter, Slack, Outlook, Drive, and third-party APIs.

This course is structured to make learning easy and engaging. Each concept is explained in theory and applied with real-life examples. The step-by-step approach ensures you never feel overwhelmed and can achieve your goals.

Join this course and learn how to:

Automate any task or business process
Create complex logic, including conditions and loops
Develop Robotic Process Automation (RPA) capabilities
Boost your productivity and improve your employability
Master advanced techniques like developer mode, error handling, and custom expressions
Build and execute various types of flows, including UI flows and business process flows

This course is perfect for beginners and experts alike, providing valuable insights and practical skills. Get ready to unlock the power of automation and take your efficiency to the next level!

Automate any task
Understand flow diagrams and how they visually represent a task
Create flows around everyday tasks, like sending an email or responding to an email
Learn about the five different types of flows (instant, automated, scheduled, UI, and business process flows)
Execute, share, manage, and monitor all your flows
Concepts you need to get certified by Microsoft
Integrate external applications into your flow using connectors and using API / HTTP requests
Create complex flows with conditions, loops, approvals, user input, and multiple actions
Apply Robotic Process Automation using Desktop or Web UI flows
Read Microsoft Power Automate documentation and resolve errors for future application builds

Course Content

Introduction

A Message from the Professor
What is Power Automate

02:53
Features of Power Automate

03:06
Why learn Power Automate

02:50
Instructor overview

00:55
Ways to reach out

01:48
Course overview

04:04
What is a flow

04:06
Types of flows

04:00
Watch in 1080p

01:05

Environment Setup

Basic Power Automate

Creating a flow from a template

01:22
Understanding flow templates

02:15
Running your first flow

02:32
Flow detail page

01:26
Flow diagrams

03:56
Editing your flow

02:46
Edits and tracking the flow

03:14
Sharing flows

04:54
Flows on your phone

04:58
Creating an automated flow from a template

02:28
Connectors (twitter)

01:42
Editing the automated flow parameters

02:45
Twitter flow in action

05:03
Making your own templates

01:56
Turning a flow off

01:42

Beginner Power Automate

Creating a flow from scratch

01:36
Creating a trigger

02:32
Creating an action

03:06
Dynamic content

05:45
Dynamic content at work

03:05
Testing your flow

03:04
Introduction to expressions

00:09
Expression exercise and testing

03:30
Tips and tricks to develop and test your flow

04:30
Use cases of adding actions

01:49
Adding multiple actions

01:51
Modifying action parameters

02:42
Adding Trello cards and testing new actions

05:40
Advanced options on actions

02:57
Setting data using expressions dynamically

03:46
Retweet a tweet

06:38
Proof of automated tweet bot

00:39
Introduction to built-in functions

01:48
Introduction to conditions

02:29
Example of a condition

03:43
Testing a condition

06:43
Scheduled flows

01:30
Example of a scheduled flow

02:24
Running scheduled flows

03:58
Delay action

05:58

Intermediate Power Automate

Different input types

02:48
Applying different input types

04:47
Testing different input types

05:04
Triggering using PowerApps application

07:41
Testing PowerApps integration

02:05
Handling errors with PowerApps application

05:25
Introduction to HTTP requests

02:56
Making HTTP trigger requests

04:32
Testing HTTP trigger requests

04:48
Parallel branches

03:36
Introduction to approvals

02:59
Creating a simple approval flow 1

04:44
Creating a simple approval flow 2

02:12
Testing approvals

03:09
Approvals on your phone

01:52
Multi-option approvals

04:20
Multi-option approvals in action

03:30
Introduction to documentation

01:24
Documentation process

04:48
Expression function reference

03:34
Built-in functions overview

01:20
Creating switch statements

06:31
Switch statements in action

02:01
Terminate action

06:01
Apply to each function (loops)

04:57
Apply to each function in action (loops)

06:49
Introduction to Do Until function (loops)

02:01
Do Until function setup (loops)

06:20
Do Until example (loops)

05:09
Introduction to variables

03:37
Variable manipulation

03:55
Variables in action 1

02:40
Variables in action 2

02:49
Comparing variables

07:03
Do Until with variables (loops)

07:21
Variable error handling

03:50
Testing variable flow

04:31
Advanced HTTP and requests

02:05
Advanced HTTP and requests setup

02:55
Advanced HTTP and requests testing

02:12
Data operations – parsing JSON

03:29
Data operations – parsing JSON in action

03:08
Schedule connector

04:51
Transformative connectors (datetime

03:46
Transformative connectors example

03:51
Button trigger tokens

03:07
Button trigger token example

03:48

Advanced Developer Mode

Good development practices – analytics

03:24
Good development practices – copy and paste

03:35
Good development practices – naming and commenting

04:08
Good development practices – static results

08:30
Static results – documentation

01:28
Using physical buttons to trigger your flow

03:50
Triggers based on location

05:28
Good error handling

01:41
Error handling context

03:10
Error handling through parallel branching

04:38
Introduction to scopes

03:14
Using scopes for error handling

04:56
Error handling references and templates

04:56
Expression overview

03:14
Expression environment setup

00:44
String functions – concatenate

04:27
String functions – substring

05:41
String functions – indexOf

05:39
String functions – split

03:30
String functions – split 2

03:41
Collection functions

06:53
If statements

05:12
Logical comparison operators

04:19
Other expression functions

04:53
Format datetime functions

03:08

Advanced Other Flows

Introduction to UI flows

04:14
UI flows – requirements 1

04:07
UI flows – requirements 2

02:25
UI flows – requirements 3

02:58
Setting up the UI environment

02:59
Creating your first UI flow

03:51
Looking at UI flow code

02:40
Modifying UI flow code

02:34
Running your first UI flow

02:41
Integrating inputs into your UI flow

04:02
Testing inputs in your UI flow

02:12
UI flow outputs

03:29
Creating and testing UI flows with outputs

04:09
UI flows vs. UI flow connectors

02:37
Integrating UI flows into other flows

02:51
Setting up the on-premise gateway

06:00
Logging into gateway in UI flows

02:18
Example of integrating UI flows into other flows

03:07
Running UI flows in broader flow diagrams

02:59
Complex UI flow example overview

02:02
Complex UI flow example 1

06:50
Complex UI flow example 2

02:44
Running complex UI flow

04:05
UI flows using Selenium IDE

01:33
Selenium IDE example

02:08
Running Selenium IDE example

01:06
Introduction to Business Process flows

03:43
Introduction to Common Data Service (CDS)

03:00
CDS and entities

01:39
Create your own CDS environment

02:34
Setting up CDS infrastructure with permissions

04:10
Create a new entity

02:21
Adding fields to the entity

04:12
Adding fields to forms

03:10
Modifying fields in forms

03:04
Business Process flow environment

01:50
Business Process flow diagrams

03:52
Create a flow stage with data steps

01:59
Adding a condition to a form

04:10
Finishing the Business Process flow

01:32
Validate and activate the Business Process flow

00:49
Running a Business Process flow

05:03
Fixing errors in Business Process form

02:51
Check the entity in Business Process flow

01:55
Integrating Business Process flows with other flows overview

02:08
Integrating Business Process flows into other flows 1

01:51
Integrating Business Process flows into other flows 2

01:23
Running your integrated Business Process flow

02:15
Validating your Business Process flow

01:08

End-to-end User Suggested Flow Examples

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About Course

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Introduction

A Message from the Professor

What is Power Automate

Features of Power Automate

Why learn Power Automate

Instructor overview

Ways to reach out

Course overview

What is a flow

Types of flows

Watch in 1080p

Environment Setup

Platform setup

Environment walkthrough

Basic Power Automate

Creating a flow from a template

Understanding flow templates

Running your first flow

Flow detail page

Flow diagrams

Editing your flow

Edits and tracking the flow

Sharing flows

Flows on your phone

Creating an automated flow from a template

Connectors (twitter)

Editing the automated flow parameters

Twitter flow in action

Making your own templates

Turning a flow off

Beginner Power Automate

Creating a flow from scratch

Creating a trigger

Creating an action

Dynamic content

Dynamic content at work

Testing your flow

Introduction to expressions

Expression exercise and testing

Tips and tricks to develop and test your flow

Use cases of adding actions

Adding multiple actions

Modifying action parameters

Adding Trello cards and testing new actions

Advanced options on actions

Setting data using expressions dynamically

Retweet a tweet

Proof of automated tweet bot

Introduction to built-in functions

Introduction to conditions

Example of a condition

Testing a condition

Scheduled flows

Example of a scheduled flow

Running scheduled flows

Delay action

Intermediate Power Automate

Different input types

Applying different input types

Testing different input types

Triggering using PowerApps application

Testing PowerApps integration

Handling errors with PowerApps application

Introduction to HTTP requests

Making HTTP trigger requests

Testing HTTP trigger requests

Parallel branches

Introduction to approvals

Creating a simple approval flow 1

Creating a simple approval flow 2

Testing approvals

Approvals on your phone

Multi-option approvals

Multi-option approvals in action

Introduction to documentation

Documentation process

Expression function reference