Overview: Microsoft Power Automate Intermediate
The Power Automate Intermediate course builds upon your foundation in automation, equipping you to create more complex and sophisticated workflows. In this advanced program, you’ll delve into intricate concepts and techniques, enhancing your ability to tackle challenging automation tasks. The Power Automate Intermediate course is designed to elevate your skills, enabling you to optimize business processes with greater efficiency and precision.
By exploring the advanced features of Power Automate Intermediate, you’ll learn to design workflows that address complex automation requirements. This course empowers you to streamline your operations and improve productivity through advanced automation strategies. Enroll in the Power Automate Intermediate course today to master the next level of automation and drive significant improvements in your business processes.
Course Details
Course Code: – ;Â Â Duration: 2 Days; Instructor-led
This course provides intermediate knowledge to the individuals who will be learning further Power Automate features and functions
Power Automate
Microsoft Power Automate allows you to write actions that integrate multiple or single Microsoft applications to automate tasks. This course explores intermediate level learning with this powerful of Power Automate in terms of features to digitalize and transform business process flow. In each module, you will learn about a specific aspect of Power Automate and how to use it effectively.
Audience
This course designed for beginners who have been using Microsoft 365 for some time and are now looking at optimizing their existing business processes and designing new ones
Prerequisites
The learner assumes prior experience with Power Automate. General knowledge of Microsoft 365 and attended our Power Automate beginner course, or equivalent knowledge
Methodology
This program will be conducted with interactive lectures, PowerPoint presentation, discussion and practical exercise.
Course Objectives
no course objective
Outlines
- What you should already Power Automate
- Working with dynamics content and expressions
- Referencing trigger information
- Referencing action information
- Variables
- Conditions
- Loops like Apply to each, do until
- Why use expressions
- Anatomy of function include string, date and time
- Basic and intermediate expressions
- Expressions editor
- Compose
- Join
- Select
- Filter array
- Create CSV table
- Create HTML table
- Parse JSON
- Current iteration index
- Why use Adaptive cards
- Adaptive cards designer
- Using Adaptive card
- Module 6: Using Filter Queries (OData)
- OData filter queries
- Basic OData expressions
- Solutions
- Parent flows
- Child flows
- Integrate and calling the Power Automate flow from Power Apps
- Capturing the returned data