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).
In this post, we will get the current date and format it to MM/dd/yyyy format. In the cloud version, we just had to use utcNow() to get the date. But in Power Automate Desktop (PAD), we have a new action to get the current date.
Let us suppose your flow is running on schedule. To make it more dramatic, the UI flow is running on schedule. The browser opens up, does some action, and closes it. Now, if you are in the middle of something very important and the browser doesn't allow you to work. We can just cancel the flow run by following this simple step.
Error Message: Before the data import for finished, its data source timed out. Double-check whether that data source can process import queries, and if it can, try again.
This is final part (part 6) of the series "Send Power BI Report in Email using Power Automate". In this post, we will create a flow that will get triggered when a file is created or modified at the SharePoint location. We pick up the file (power bi report) and embed in the email.
This is part 5 of the series “Send Power BI Report in Email using Power Automate". In this post, we will create a flow that will run when a new email arrives in the inbox. We will save the attachment to a SharePoint location.
This is part 4 of the series "Send Power BI Report in Email using Power Automate". In this post, we are going to see the first approach for sending Power BI reports to emails using Subscribe to Emails feature in Power BI Service.
This is part 3 of the series “Send Power BI Report in Email using Power Automate”. In this post, we will publish our Power BI report to the Power BI service. In the last part, we had created a financial report which we will be publishing.
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