Master Microsoft Power Automate(Flow) Expressions in 2 hours
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This course contains almost 3 hours lecture which is obviously more than 2 hours in the course title. The core training for Microsoft Power Automate expressions is actually around 2 hours, but we decided to include 30 minutes as introduction to JSON for students that are new to JSON. If you already know JSON, feel free to skip that section.
The last section if the course is simply putting most of things we learned during the course in a real life example. That also added almost 30 minutes to the course.
This is not a beginner course. We assume you already know how to create workflows with Microsoft Flow using visual designer. In this course we dive into working with data from different sources using Flow expressions.
In this course you will learn everything you need to write expressions effectively and figure out how to use Power Automate data operations (Filter Array, Select, Compose).
Although most of the course engages you with writing code and expressions, they are extremely easy to follow and build expressions once you understand the model behind the expressions.
If you are new to Microsoft Flow, first complete my beginner course about Microsoft Flow called “Microsoft Flow Crash Course” before you start this course.
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1Is this course for me?Video lesson
Introduction to the course.
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2Setup your course computer and subscriptions.Video lesson
In this lecture we go through the environment and subscriptions setup. Check resources for link to download pages.
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3Course Road Map - IMPORTANTVideo lesson
Make sure you don't skip this lecture. It is important to understand how this course is structured.
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4Understanding Data ObjectsVideo lesson
A brief introduction to the concept of Object.
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5JSON In Action - 1Video lesson
In this lecture we start working with JSON and experience it in a simple HTML page.
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6Jason In Action - 2Video lesson
In this lecture you will see how to convert a JavaScript object to actual JSON string.
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7Why did we go through JSON first?Video lesson
In this short lecture you will see why you need JSON to understand and work with Flow expressions.
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8Test your JSON knowledge!Quiz
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9Introduction to Flow Data OperationsVideo lesson
And introduction to Data Operations
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10Working with Compose ActionVideo lesson
In this lecture we walk through using Compose action in Microsoft Flow
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11Working with Array "Filter" ActionVideo lesson
In this lecture you will learn how to filter an array of objects using Array Filter action.
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12Working with "Select" ActionVideo lesson
In this lecture you will see how to convert one array format to another format using "Select" action
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13Did we just miss Parse JSON?Video lesson
Parse JSON is not about working with expressions, although it is an important action among data operations actions. It is very easy to work with and when used for the right scenario it is extremely useful.
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14Inside Flow TriggersVideo lesson
In this lecture we examine inside elements of a trigger object.
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15Inspecting trigger objects using expressionsVideo lesson
In this lecture we examine inside elements of email trigger object.
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16HTTP Triggers - The main reason we need trigger expressionsVideo lesson
In this lecture you will learn how to analyze the content of a HTTP trigger using expressions
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17Test your Expression knowledge on HTTP triggersVideo lesson
This is a short assignment. It is optional but it is great to build your confidence before we move into writing expressions
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18Calling Actions from Expressions - The lost lecture :)Video lesson
In this lecture you will learn to call actions using Flow expressions.
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19What are we going to learn in this section?Video lesson
This is the introduction to the expression functions.
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20Working with Manipulation FunctionsVideo lesson
In this lecture you will learn to work with 3 important manipulation functions:
1. addProperty
2. removeProperty
3. setProperty
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21Working with Collection FunctionsVideo lesson
In this lecture you will learn to work with three important Flow collection functions:
1. length
2. contains
3. join
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22Working with Referring FunctionsVideo lesson
Referring functions are the ones we use to refer to Flow elements (triggers, actions, variables and array items). This lecture is a brief review of what we have learned so far.
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23Working with Conversion FunctionsVideo lesson
In this lecture you will see how to work with two important conversion functions in Microsoft Flow.
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24Working with Math FunctionsVideo lesson
A quick review on basic math functions.
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25Working with Date and Time FunctionsVideo lesson
In this lecture we learn about date and time functions and how to work with them. I also added a few tips and tricks to work with date and time.
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26Working with Logical FunctionsVideo lesson
This lecture is a quick comparison between Logical functions and visual actions like "Condition". You will get a better insight on which way to go when implementing conditional statements.
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27Working with String FunctionsVideo lesson
In this lecture we go through the core string functions that are available with Microsoft Flow.
