Microsoft Flow Crash Course

This 30 second video shows you the updated UI for creating blank flow after these lectures were recorded.

This lecture classifies Flow triggers into 3 groups. After that we start by creating a flow and working with trigger. You will learn to create a flow that you run it from your mobile device and it sends you an e-mail.

In this lecture we get into trigger properties and get mobile device GPS location using Flow and pass it to an e-mail address.

In this lecture we create a scheduled flow to run in defined intervals and send e-mails. This can be used to schedule virtually any task.

In this lecture we create a Flow that monitors a SharePoint custom list and every time an item is created in the list, it captures the item fields in an e-mail and sends it to a predefined e-mail address.

In this lecture we create a Flow that can be called using a POST web API. We use JSON to pass parameters to the flow and call and test the API using Postman.

This 30 second video shows you the updated UI for creating blank flow after these lectures were recorded.

Introduction to Actions in Microsoft Flow

In this lesson we create a Flow that captures item fields from Mobile app button and adds it to SharePoint Online list

In this lecture we create a Flow that gets the list item id as parameter and deletes the item from SharePoint Online list.

In this lecture you will learn how to update a list item/record using Microsoft Flow actions.

In this lecture we have a quick review on OData as prerequisite to query items in Microsoft Flow

In this video we user OData query to get list items from a SharePoint List.

In this lecture you will learn how to get internal field names from external sources (like SharePoint) for OData query

In this lecture we learn how to make a call to a simple web API from Microsoft Flow.

This 30 second video shows you the updated UI for creating blank flow after these lectures were recorded.

This is the beginning of working with Variables. In this lecture we create variables and assign value to them.

In this lecture we create a Flow and convert text input to integer and store it in an integer variable using expressions.

In this lecture we create a flow with array in it, we add items to the array and retrieve the values later.

This 30 second video shows you the updated UI for creating blank flow after these lectures were recorded.

An introduction to flow control actions and our objectives.

In this lecture we learn to work with condition control (Visual IF Statement)

In this lecture we create  a Flow that populates an Array with 10 random items using Do Until control and then we navigate through all items in the array, read them and add them to an e-mail.

In this video we user Switch control in a very simple example and evaluate a variable content.

In this lecture you will learn

1. How to run parallel tasks in Microsoft Flow.

2. How to use scope to build Flow strategy and organize Flow elements

3. How to use terminate to end Flow execution and return error code

In this video we discuss what Office Forms service is and how it can help us building workflows.

We create a simple form using Office Forms service to connect it to Microsoft Flow

In this lecture we submit a Microsoft Office form to a SharePoint list using Microsoft flow.

Form => Flow => SharePoint List

In this lecture we create a Flow that when a file is uploaded to a SharePoint library, it reads the file, assigns file name to an e-mail subject and file content to e-mail body. Then it sends the e-mail.

In this lecture you will see how copy/move file works in Flow and working with SharePoint.

In this lecture I am answering some questions that may have come up about file handling in Microsoft Flow.

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