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Microsoft Power Automate Crash Course - 2026 Update
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Microsoft Power Automate Crash Course - 2026 Update

Learn Microsoft 365 Automation from Scratch with Real-World Projects and Copilot
Last updated 7/2026
English
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What you'll learn

  • Build cloud flows from scratch using Power Automate modern designer.
  • Automate Microsoft 365 with Outlook, Teams, SharePoint, Excel, and Forms.
  • Understand triggers, actions, dynamic content, and flow logic with confidence
  • Create smarter automations using conditions, loops, variables, and expressions.
  • Build interactive workflows with Microsoft Approvals and Adaptive Cards.
  • Handle errors gracefully and create flows that work reliably in real-world scenarios.
  • Use Copilot and Describe it to design it to build and improve flows faster.
  • Learn Power Automate best practices that make flows easier to build and maintain.
  • Gain the confidence to design your own automations beyond the course.

Course content

7 sections32 lectures5h 26m total length
  • Introduction and target audience3:59
  • Your Power Automate Skills Checklist4:26

Requirements

  • No prior experience with Power Automate is required—we'll start from the very beginning.
  • A Microsoft 365 account with access to Power Automate, SharePoint, OneDrive, Outlook, Teams, and Microsoft Forms (a trial or eligible license is fine).
  • A Windows or Mac computer with a modern web browser and an internet connection.
  • Basic computer skills, such as using a web browser and navigating Microsoft 365 apps.

Description

Power Automate doesn't have to be overwhelming. You don't need a programming background, and you certainly don't need to memorize hundreds of actions. You simply need to understand how flows think—and that's exactly what this course will teach you.

In this completely rebuilt 2026 edition, you'll learn Power Automate from the ground up through practical, real-world projects. Together, we'll automate everyday business tasks using Microsoft 365 services such as Outlook, Teams, SharePoint, Excel, Forms, OneDrive, and Approvals. Along the way, you'll learn how to work with dynamic content, variables, conditions, loops, error handling, Adaptive Cards, and much more.

You'll also learn how to use Copilot and Describe it to design it to build flows faster, while understanding exactly what AI creates and how to improve it.

This course is designed for complete beginners. Every concept is explained step by step, without unnecessary theory or complicated jargon. My goal isn't to show you every feature Power Automate has. My goal is to give you the confidence to build useful automations on your own.

By the end of the course, you'll be able to automate repetitive tasks, connect Microsoft 365 applications, build complete business workflows, and confidently continue your Power Automate journey.

Whether you're a business user, Microsoft 365 professional, or someone looking to save time through automation, this course will give you a strong foundation that you can build on for years to come.

Who this course is for:

  • Complete beginners who want to learn Microsoft Power Automate from scratch.
  • Microsoft 365 users looking to automate repetitive daily tasks.
  • Business professionals who want to improve productivity through automation.
  • Citizen developers building workflows without writing code.
  • SharePoint users who want to automate lists, libraries, and document management.
  • Excel users looking to automate data entry and reporting tasks.
  • IT professionals who are new to Power Automate and Microsoft 365 automation.
  • Power Platform beginners building a strong foundation before exploring advanced topics.
  • Anyone curious about using Copilot to design and build Power Automate flows.
  • Professionals who learn best by building practical, real-world projects instead of watching theory.