10 Tips For Building Effective Power Automate Flows

Having to manually recreate the same Flow step over and over is not only time consuming but also frustrating! Learn to use Copy to my clipboard to save time and build flows more efficiently!

Scopes are great! They let you organize your actions so they are much easier to manage. They also aid in exception handling. In this lecture, you will learn more about both of these techniques.

Sometimes you may want a Flow to take additional actions after a step has failed or has been skipped... How do we set that up though? Find out in this lecture!

Testing your Flow is vital to ensuring that it is being built correctly and doing all of the things you want it to do. In this lecture learn how to use the Test Flow feature with new data, or data from previous runs.

We have all been there, we have a pesky design error and we are not sure what the root of the issue is. So we end up aimlessly clicking on each action trying to figure out what the problem is. Well, that is no longer required once we start using Flow Checker. In this lecture we will see some real-world examples on how we can leverage this feature to improve our productivity and reduce our frustration levels.

Naming your Flow Actions is vital to building a flow that is understandable. In this lecture learn how to Name and Rename your Flow steps in a meaningful way.

Sharing flows is really important, but it can be a lot of mundane work adding and removing individuals as people join and leave a team. In this lecture we are going to talk about a technique that leverages Security Groups to reduce the friction of managing users.

While sharing a flow improves both personal and team productivity, sometimes you may not want to share your connection details when you share your flow. But, the good news is we have options, like Send a Copy which allows you to share your flow logic, but not your connections. Learn more in this lecture.

Adding Comments to your Flows is a great way to add context to a step, and also a great way to share what expressions are contained within a Flow. In this Lecture, Learn how to add comments, and also how to remove them.

Managing many streams of logic can be cumbersome to organize. Use Switch Statements to organize our flow logic and improve our ability to make updates in the future, without the risk of breaking existing logic.

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