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Microsoft Power Automate: Automate Tasks Without Coding
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135 students

Microsoft Power Automate: Automate Tasks Without Coding

Learn how to automate tasks using Microsoft Power Automate with real business examples: no coding required!
Last updated 1/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Automate repetitive tasks such as sending emails, populate Excel tables and managing approvals
  • Connect Power Automate to Microsoft 365 apps like Outlook, Excel, and SharePoint
  • Create flows that respond to form submissions, incoming emails, modifications in file and other triggers
  • Work with dynamic content and expressions to build smarter flows
  • Build automations to solve real-life problems, integrating different platforms into a same process

Course content

14 sections102 lectures13h 33m total length
  • Course structure and expectations8:09
  • What is Power Platform?7:52
  • What is Power Automate?6:15
  • Licenses and course requirements5:07

Requirements

  • Access to Microsoft 365
  • Very basic understand on Microsoft 365 tools: if you know how to send an email via Outlook, that's enough!

Description

Are you ready to stop wasting time on repetitive tasks and start automating your work, without writing a single line of code? It's time to use the power of automation with Microsoft Power Automate!


This hands-on course is designed for anyone who wants to boost productivity and streamline business processes using Microsoft Power Automate. It doesn't matter if you are new to automation or have some experience: you will learn by doing from the basics, and gradually build real-world projects using Microsoft 365 apps like Excel, Outlook, SharePoint, and Teams.


It doesn't matter your level of knowledge about IT concepts, or programming: as long as you have a basic understanding on the Microsoft 365 tools (if you ever opened an Excel file before, you're good), you will be able to follow along. At the end of this course, you will have the capacity of creating powerful automations to save time during your work day, or support more advanced processes.


This course features 9 learning sections and 3 real-life projects, which will give you teach you how to build Power Automate flows to:

  • Add records from Form submissions into Excel tables

  • Extract data from emails and populate structured tables

  • Save attachments to SharePoint upon the email receiving

  • Create calendar events in Outlook

  • Send reminders via email and Microsoft Teams

  • Send bulk emails from a record list

  • Design and send Adaptive cards


By the end of the course, you’ll be able to:

  • Create flows in Power Automate from scratch

  • Use dynamic content, conditions, loops, filters and expressions

  • Read, update, and manage data in Excel and SharePoint

  • Automate approval workflows — including multi-step approvals

  • Build practical business solutions like event registration, invoice intake, and support ticket routing


By the end of this course, you'll not only understand how Power Automate works — you'll have built real solutions you can apply immediately.


Unless you're already a Power Automate advanced user, this course is for you! :)

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who works with Outlook, Excel, SharePoint, or Teams
  • Business professionals who want to automate repetitive tasks
  • Office users with no coding experience
  • Microsoft 365 users who want to get more out of their tools
  • Beginner Power Automate users looking for a practical introduction
  • HR, finance, admin, or operations staff seeking workflow automation
  • IT professionals that want extract the maximum value of their Microsoft 365 subscription
  • Small business owners who want to streamline daily tasks
  • Employees responsible for improving internal processes
  • Students or career changers looking to add Power Platform skills
  • Anyone curious about automation but not sure where to start