How to: State machines in Microsoft Flow
In this blog post, Serge Luca will illustrate how to build flows that need to use a State Machine.
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Return an Array from Flow to PowerApps (Response Method)
This blog post is a second part in a series on how to “Return an array from Flow to PowerApps. -
Return an array from a SQL Stored Procedure to PowerApps (Split Method)
Now that you can return data from Microsoft Flow to PowerApps, how can you return a full array? -
Rich text in approvals and multi-select inputs for buttons
Starting this week you can use Markdown to format the approval details that you send. -
Which PowerApps plan do I need for model-driven apps and CDS for Apps?
Building model-driven apps in PowerApps generally available! Get a licensing primer to help you understand what license you’ll need to use the new capabilities. -
On-Demand: Flow Team Hangout Chat – April 27, 2018
Ever wanted to meet the people behind Microsoft Flow? Now’s your chance – you can now catch up on the Flow Team Hangout Chat from 4/27/18 on-demand on our Flow Community Webinars & Video Gallery. -
Walkthrough: Use Flow in PowerApps to upload files or return data tables
This month we released new “Respond to PowerApps” functionality. -
Beginner | Flow of the Week: Get Seattle weather reports delivered to my email.
It’s Spring time in Seattle!! But just like classic Seattle, there will inevitably be some surprise rain showers. -
Beginner | Flow of the Week: Ditch the business card, use Flow!
Today’s Flow of the Week is originally authored by Jon Levesque. -
4/19 Webinar: Understanding Model Driven App Templates
Microsoft Program Manager Casey Burke will demonstrate and break down the architecture of a Model Driven App Template. -
Return data to PowerApps from a flow, build lists in a flow, and test a flow with previous run data
Build flows that can be called from an app built with PowerApps, and return data back to the app. -
Community Blog Highlights: February & March 2018
The PowerApps Community blog is a platform for you to share ideas with your peers, industry experts, and us here at Microsoft.