In this post, we will run a simple command and get its output using Power Automate Desktop (PAD). We can use ipconfig windows command to test our flow. This is useful when you are automating any command-line tool.
In this post, we will share the Desktop flow created using Power Automate Desktop (PAD) with the person from my organization.
In this post, we will create a copy of the Desktop flow created using Power Automate Desktop (PAD).
In this post, we will schedule the flows created using Power Automate Desktop (PAD). Let's say, we need to schedule it daily at the specified time.
In this part, we will be implementing the Email Authentication by verifying the user's email using an OTP in Microsoft Bot Framework.
In this post, we will trigger the Microsoft Flow using an API in C#. This approach is useful when you want to reduce your application code and let Power Automate take care of most of the things.
In this post, we will run the Power Automate flow using the API from the Postman. First, we will create a simple flow to send an email OTP. We will get the inputs by calling the API.
In this post, we will get an integer part of a number. Let's say, you have a number 45.78 and you want to get the integer part of it i.e., 45. We can get it using the Truncate Number action in Power Automate Desktop (PAD).
In this post, we will run our Power Automate Desktop (PAD) flows from the Power Automate Cloud. You must have installed the PAD on your system and started creating the flows. Now you need to run the flows remotely. You are at the right place. Follow along and start triggering your flows from the cloud.
In this post, we will delete the content of a particular cell in Excel using the Power Automate Desktop (PAD).
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