
Microsoft 365 Power Automate – Beginner
Last updated 1/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Learn more about how Microsoft 365 Automate can simplify reoccurring task and help increase your productivity.
What you’ll learn
Different Types of Flows
Utilizing Connectors
Understanding Triggers, Events, and Actions
Building Flows with Dynamic Content
Using Conditions and Switches
Interacting with Other Online Apps
Editing, Enabling, and Sharing Flows
Requirements
Basic working knowledge of Microsoft apps and online apps like SharePoint
Description
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Flow Overview
Lecture 2 Flow Overview
Lecture 3 Types of Flows
Lecture 4 Understanding Connectors
Lecture 5 Creating a Flow from a Template
Lecture 6 Creating a Flow from Blank
Section 3: Building a Flow
Lecture 7 Flow Components
Lecture 8 Adding a Trigger
Lecture 9 Configuring Triggers
Lecture 10 Adding an Action
Lecture 11 Configuring Actions
Lecture 12 Working with Dynamic Content
Lecture 13 Saving a Flow
Section 4: Flow Actions
Lecture 14 Using the ‘Condition’ Action
Lecture 15 Using the ‘Apply to Each’ Action
Lecture 16 Using the ‘Switch’ Action
Lecture 17 Using ‘SharePoint’ Actions
Lecture 18 Using ‘Delay’ Actions
Lecture 19 Using ‘Outlook’ Actions
Lecture 20 Using ‘OneDrive’ Actions
Lecture 21 Using ‘M365 Users’ Actions
Section 5: Using Approvals
Lecture 23 Adding an Approval Action
Lecture 24 Configuring an Approval Outcome
Lecture 25 Responding to an Approval Action
Lecture 26 Using the Approval Outcome
Section 6: Flow Setting
Lecture 27 Editing a Flow
Lecture 28 Turning Off or Deleting a Flow
Lecture 29 Sharing a Flow
Lecture 30 Additional Flow Settings
Section 7: Conclusion
Lecture 31 Recap
Section 8: Course Assessment
Anyone who wants to learn how Microsoft 365 can help automate recurring task to save time and increase productivity.