If you have been using Microsoft Flow, Power Apps or Power BI for a while then I’m sure that you have been using the Common
Author: Pieter Veenstra
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In this series of posts I will look at all the different elements in the Common Data Services (CDS). The subjects covered in this series
One of the great new features added to Flow has been copy and paste. Very often it really helps when you’ve got a complicated action
When you use approvals in Microsoft Flow you might have found the recent additions of Approve, Reject and Reassign in the Approvals UI. On top
When you create applications in Power Apps quite quickly you might want to create things that run in the background, using the timer control. You
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