Intermediate | Flow of the Week: Sending a Welcome Email to New Flow Users
This post comes from The Ultimate Flow Warrior, Kent Weare.
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Beginner | Flow of the Week: Generating Flows From Visio
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Relate records in Many-to-Many relationships
Canvas app authors have new tools for working with Common Data Service for Apps relationships: Relate and Unrelate functions. -
Build more powerful conditions in flows and more
Use a new advanced condition builder to have conditional logic based on And / Or statements in a flow. -
January 2019 updates for Microsoft PowerApps
The team has been busy the last month shipping new features and fixes for you. -
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Digital Transformation @ SNCF (French national railway company)
SNCF operates France’s national rail service and is a global leader in passenger and freight transport services. -
Introducing canvas components
I am very excited to announce that canvas components are now available in production as an experimental feature! Canvas components make it easier to build reusable controls, such as navigation menus and dialogs. -
SaveData and LoadData Unleashed
Some big news! Or at least much bigger news. -
PowerShell scripts to discover and manage specific features in the Power Platform
As the number of users, apps and flows in a tenant grows, it can be hard to manage what connections are being used by which apps and flows. -
Upgrade your previous version Common Data Service database, apps, and flows
Learn how to upgrade your previous version Common Data Service (CDS) database along with any canvas apps and flows that depend on it to the new CDS for Apps database. -
Advanced | Flow of The Week: Role Based Security in PowerApps using Flow & SharePoint Groups
Enabling role based security in PowerApps controlled by SharePoint Security Groups has been a common customer ask. -
Send a flow as a copy
It’s now possible to distribute flow templates inside of your organization by sharing copies of flows.