Master Expand Query in Dataverse to retrieve related table data in a single Power Automate action — without nested List Rows or extra API calls.
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Claude in Chrome doesn’t just help you build Power Platform solutions — it builds them for you. It moves the cursor, clicks the buttons, writes the formulas, and assembles the flows. Here’s exactly how citizen developers and IT professionals can use it to deliver Power Apps, Power Automate flows, and Dataverse tables faster than ever before.
Resetting a user’s password is a common administrative task that, if automated securely, can greatly reduce IT workload and improve user experience. In this blog post, we’ll walk through a real-world solution to reset user passwords using Microsoft Power Automate, Azure App Registration, Microsoft Graph API, and Dataverse for logging, along with user notification through
Performing a changeset request in Microsoft Dataverse using Power Automate is a powerful way to ensure that multiple operations are executed atomically. This means that all operations succeed or none do, maintaining data consistency and integrity. In this blog, we’ll explore how to set up and execute a changeset request using Power Automate. What is
Introduction In today’s data-driven world, extracting valuable insights from the web can be crucial for research, competitive analysis, and business intelligence. To streamline this process, I have built a Google Search Scraper solution using Microsoft Power Platform, integrating various components like Power Automate, Power Automate Desktop (RPA), AI Builder, Canvas App, and Dataverse. This blog
In Power Automate, array variables are often used to store lists of data, and managing them effectively is crucial for automating business processes. One common requirement is to filter an array based on specific conditions. In this blog post, I’ll Walk you through how to filter array variables in Power Automate, step by step. Why