
Explore the basics of Microsoft Power Automate Desktop for beginners and its role in the Power Platform, with a focus on drag-and-drop low-code RPA for desktop automation.
Learn how to navigate the Power Automate Desktop interface, create and manage flows with drag-and-drop actions, use web and desktop recorders, and configure settings, variables, UI elements, and image recognition.
Master variables in Power Automate Desktop by creating and naming them with percent symbols and no spaces, setting values, increasing numerics, and displaying updates via a message box.
Learn how to create and increment variables in power automate desktop, using a user input dialog to dynamically increase a variable with automatic text-to-number conversion.
Learn how to generate random numbers in Power Automate Desktop, set min and max values, avoid duplicates, display results, and rename variables for clarity using a lottery example.
Learn to create and manage lists in Power Automate Desktop, add items, rename lists, remove items by index or value with zero-based indexing, and perform sort, shuffle, merge, and reverse.
Explore seven conditionals in Microsoft Power Automate Desktop, including file exists, window contains, and ui element checks, and learn how to structure if end blocks and display message boxes.
Explore how to use conditionals in ms pad to check file existence, window text availability, folder existence, and running processes, including how to identify a program by its process name.
Master using switch case in Power Automate Desktop to drive conditions, with an input dialog variable, multiple cases, and a default, all within a switch block.
Explore if else logic and related conditions in Power Automate Desktop, including if window and if image checks, and compare with switch and case for multi-criteria control.
Learn to use the for each loop in Microsoft Power Automate Desktop to iterate a list, update current items, and build an updated numbers list.
Explore the default loop and wire loop options in Power Automate Desktop, using loop index variables and control flow with next, exit, and loop condition while writing to files.
Explore 13 waiting options in Power Automate Desktop, including wait for file creation, wait for window content, wait for a process, and time-based waits, with practical setup tips and examples.
Explore the system actions in Power Automate Desktop, including running applications, terminating processes, and showing desktop. Configure paths, window styles, environmental variables, and run scripts or sounds.
Explore 15 files and folders in Power Automate Desktop, including read from text file, copy, move, delete, rename, and get files in a folder with type filters.
Launch and automate Excel workbooks in Power Automate Desktop, read from and write to worksheets, manage active instances, and enable macros for streamlined data tasks.
Launch and control an Excel instance, read a data range into a data table, and dynamically determine the end range with first free column and row in Power Automate Desktop.
Explore Power Automate Desktop's pdf actions to extract text or images, merge pdfs, and clean extracted data with text manipulation for reliable rpa workflows.
Explore the full range of Power Automate Desktop actions, including variables, conditionals, loops, file handling, user interface automation, web and database tasks, email, OCR, cryptography, and azure services.
Learn to use UI automation for desktop tasks and web automation in browsers, including selecting UI elements, clicking, and setting up browser extensions for automation.
Master web automation with Power Automate Desktop by filling forms, selecting dropdowns and checkboxes, and handling page load waits on a holiday booking site.
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Demonstrates a real world rpa challenge with power automate desktop reading excel data and filling a web form. Shows looping through rows and submitting each record via ui elements.
Hello and welcome to the world of RPA (Robotic Process Automation). Sounds fancy? Yes it is
In this course we dive into the world of Power Automate Desktop. Another great tool from Microsoft which allows us to automate manual processes on our systems. And this includes everything - literally!
Power Automate Desktop allows to automate anything on our desktop - programs, file creation, microsoft excel and many more things!
The possibilities are endless.
Just imagine who much time and effort can be saved when we use automated flows instead of using manual tasks.
But wait there is more.
Power Automate Desktop is a free tool. So no additional costs. All we need is a windows 10 license and an active microsoft account. The tool can then be downloaded for free.
But wait there is more.
No coding required. Power Automate Desktop is created for business users. It has a drag and drop interface so you do not need to have any coding/programming skills.
The ease of use allows you to get up to speed in no time and after the course you know everything you need to start applying the tool to your own specific needs.
Excited? You should be. So let's don't waste anymore time and get into it!
(Please note: currently it is based on windows so mac and linux are not supported!)