Microsoft Power Automate (Flow) Crash Course

Microsoft Power Automate (Flow) Crash Course, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.57, with 53 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 9269 reviews, and has 31360 subscribers.

You will learn about Creating Workflows using Microsoft Power Automate Flow Connecting different solutions to SharePoint Online Calling Flows from external sources Creating workflow triggers and actions with Flow Controlling flow using conditions Querying records using OData in Microsoft Flow Sending Office Forms data to Microsoft Flow This course is ideal for individuals who are SharePoint Online power users or SharePoint developers or Workflow developers/designers or System integrators or Dynamics 365 Developers or Dynamics 365 Architects or SharePoint Architects It is particularly useful for SharePoint Online power users or SharePoint developers or Workflow developers/designers or System integrators or Dynamics 365 Developers or Dynamics 365 Architects or SharePoint Architects.

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Summary

Title: Microsoft Power Automate (Flow) Crash Course

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.57

Number of Lectures: 53

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 52

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 58

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 57

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Creating Workflows using Microsoft Power Automate Flow

Connecting different solutions to SharePoint Online

Calling Flows from external sources

Creating workflow triggers and actions with Flow

Controlling flow using conditions

Querying records using OData in Microsoft Flow

Sending Office Forms data to Microsoft Flow

Who Should Attend

SharePoint Online power users

SharePoint developers

Workflow developers/designers

System integrators

Dynamics 365 Developers

Dynamics 365 Architects

SharePoint Architects

Target Audiences

SharePoint Online power users

SharePoint developers

Workflow developers/designers

System integrators

Dynamics 365 Developers

Dynamics 365 Architects

SharePoint Architects

Power Automate (formerly known as Microsoft Flow) is the new generation of Microsoft automation tools on Microsoft cloud. With this technology Microsoft is trying to make automation more accessible to the people who actually understand and live with the business process than techies to live and breath technology and quite often not so familiar with the business process.

This course is designed form beginners with no experience with Power Automate and upon completion of this course you will be able to create workflows using Power Automate that can solve real life automation challenges. Although the course is designed for beginners, the content is suitable for people with strong technical background that are willing to start with Microsoft Power Automate.

The course focuses on field experience and using the technology in day-to-day basis rather than just demos. Clear explanation is given for every step of the work assuring you well understand the work you do and can transfer the knowledge to your day-to-day job. Clear explanation of Microsoft Power platform guarantees your understanding of all elements you need to learn and all the licensing requirements are clarified right in the beginning of the course.

The course includes lectures, quiz and a final project that puts all the course knowledge together for a real life example of using Power Automate.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction, prerequisites and course road map

Lecture 1: Introduction to Power Automate

Lecture 2: Who can benefit from this course?

Lecture 3: What is Power Automate?

Lecture 4: Hello World using Power Automate

Lecture 5: Licenses and tools you need for this course

Lecture 6: Warm-up with Power Automate

Lecture 7: Course Road Map

Chapter 2: Working with Power Automate Trigger

Lecture 1: Understanding different types of Power Automate triggers

Lecture 2: Manually firing a Power Automate Flow

Lecture 3: Instant Power Automate triggers that we dont cover in this course

Lecture 4: Firing Power Automate Flow on schedule

Lecture 5: Power automate automated triggers

Lecture 6: Checking an e-mail arrival in a mailbox using Automated trigger

Lecture 7: What is next?

Chapter 3: Working with Power Automate actions

Lecture 1: Create your first Flow that interacts with SharePoint online

Lecture 2: Make real use of a very simple Power Automate Flow

Lecture 3: Retrieving all items in a SharePoint list

Lecture 4: Why do we need OData in Power Automate?

Lecture 5: Learning OData syntax

Lecture 6: OData Limitations and Sort

Lecture 7: Get Items vs Get Item – Finding list item by ID

Lecture 8: Deleting and Updating list items in Power Automate

Chapter 4: Working with Power Automate Data types and Variables

Lecture 1: Why do we need variables?

Lecture 2: Lets create our first variables

Lecture 3: Set vs Increment/Decrement vs Append

Lecture 4: Append to an array

Lecture 5: Working with Object variables

Chapter 5: Working with Flow Control Actions

Lecture 1: Working with conditions

Lecture 2: Working with Flow Switch

Lecture 3: Working with Apply to Each

Lecture 4: Working with Do Until loop

Lecture 5: Scope and Error Handling – Problem definition

Lecture 6: Error handling – Basic features

Lecture 7: Error handling – Solving the problem

Lecture 8: Working with approval requests

Lecture 9: Branching the flow for different simultaneous approval requests

Chapter 6: Power Automate Security

Lecture 1: Introduction to Power Automate Security

Lecture 2: Adding co-owners to the Power Automate Flow

Lecture 3: Working with Run-only users

Chapter 7: Working with Excel files

Lecture 1: Introduction to Power Automate and Excel

Lecture 2: Refresh your Excel knowledge

Lecture 3: Calling Flow from Microsoft Excel

Lecture 4: Insert/Delete/Update Excel content from Power Automate Flow

Lecture 5: Reading table rows in Excel

Lecture 6: Creating a table inside Microsoft Excel and reading the content

Chapter 8: Working with Office Forms

Lecture 1: Introduction to Office Forms

Lecture 2: Capturing Office Forms submitted form using Power Automate

Chapter 9: Real life Flow scenarios and future steps

Lecture 1: Planning our future steps

Lecture 2: Project definition

Lecture 3: Design and initial setup

Lecture 4: Solution to final project – 1

Lecture 5: Solution to final project – 2

Instructors

Alireza Aliabadi
Microsoft Solutions Architect

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1 stars: 24 votes

2 stars: 47 votes

3 stars: 648 votes

4 stars: 3514 votes

5 stars: 5036 votes

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