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Power Automate Desktop Actions – Convert a Custom Object to JSON

This video will will explain how to change Custom Objects to JSON using the Convert Custom Object to JSON action on Power Automate Desktop.

Power Automate Desktop Actions – Create and Modify a Table

This video will will explain how to create and modify tables using the set variable action on Power Automate Desktop.

Power Automate Desktop Actions – Create a Custom Object

This video will will explain how to create custom objects using the set variable action on Power Automate Desktop.

Power Automate Desktop Actions – Create & Add Items to a List

This is a video to show you how to use the Create & Add Items to a List actions within Power Automate Desktop. These actions allow you to create a list and add items to it!

Power Automate Desktop Actions – How to Increase a Variable (Increase Variable)

Learn how to increase numeric variables in Power Automate Desktop! This video will will explain how to increase a number variable in Power Automate Desktop (RPA) by both a hard coded amount as well as a dynamic amount.

Power Automate Desktop Actions – How to Decrease a Variable (Decrease Variable)

earn how to decrease numeric variables in Power Automate Desktop! This video will will explain how to decrease a number variable in Power Automate Desktop (RPA) by both a hard coded amount as well as a dynamic amount.

Power Automate Desktop Actions – How to Set a Variable (Set Variable)

Do you want to understand how variables work within the RPA scene of Power Automate Desktop? This video will will explain how to set a variable, overwrite a variable and how variables work within the world of Power Automate Desktop RPA.

Add an Empty String/Blank New Line on Power Automate Desktop

Do you want to create an empty string variable? Do you want to append a new line that’s blank? Well you may have tried to do this on Power Automate Desktop, however, you’ve hit the ‘Parameter ‘To’: Can’t be empty’ error issue, this blog post will show you what you need to do to work around this correctly.

Maintain clean and reusable code in Power Automate Desktop Flows with Subflows

You’re tasked with creating a Power Automate Desktop (PAD) Flow that contains many different stages, you have noticed that your Flow is getting incredibly long, how do you maintain a clean-code approach? Maybe you want to reuse a section of your Flow rather than copying and pasting it multiple times, how do you do this? Well this is where Subflows come in to play!