Beginner | Flow of the Week: Notify Co-Workers about running late
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How To Notifying User that New Data is Available
Steps at a high level: Add a second connector to your Data Source Add a timer which updates your secondary copy on a fixed cadence Add to that logic, comparison logic to see if your data source changed Add UI which is shown only when that comparison logic indicates that new data exists -
Easily publish your flows to the public gallery, improved custom connector experience and more!
There are a number of updates this week. -
Authoring made simple and powerful – Properties panel, View mode for forms, Global variables and Reset function
We are excited to bring a host of PowerApps Studio capabilities to make authoring apps faster and powerful in the latest release (version 2. -
Leveraging SharePoint Document Libraries and Calendar Lists in PowerApps
We were so excited to release a way for you to connect to Document Libraries and other list items like Task Lists and Calendars! This opens a wealth of new opportunities to app makers for enhanced business applications. -
Data Integrator and Prospect to Cash templates are now Generally Available in the Common Data Service!
You said it’s hard to build end-to-end views of your Dynamics 365 data. -
Jazz up your apps with Images for the Common Data Service! (Previous Version)
You’ve been asking for it. Now we’ve gone and done it! We’re excited to announce Image support in the Common Data Service. -
PowerBots – Creating smart apps with PowerApps and Microsoft Bots
In this blog post we will walkthrough the steps to create an interactive bot using PowerApps and the Microsoft QnA Service. -
Advanced | Flow of the Week: Get a daily email with the top failures captured in Application Insights
Today, i would like to show you how to address an issue which has been surfaced by one of our partners. -
Create a streaming dataset in Power BI using Microsoft Flow
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