Functions

Power FX - Functions

Power Fx Day Function (Get the Day from a Date) in Power Apps & Copilot Studio

Learn how to use the Day function’s capabilities in Power Fx. The day function allows you to easily extract the day from a date and time value, allowing you to manipulate or respond to the data you retrieve. This demo uses Copilot Studio, but it’s the same wherever Power Fx is used.

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Power Fx Month Function (Get the Month from a Date) in Power Apps & Copilot Studio

Learn how to use the Month function in Power Fx to get the month from a DateTime, in this video I’ll use Copilot Studio to show you how as well as provide you with examples of why you would use this function and exactly what it does! However, this can be used anywhere Power Fx has been implemented (such as Power Apps or Copilot Studio!).

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Power FX - Functions

Power Fx IsToday Function

Learn how to use the ‘ISTODAY’ function in PowerFX! This handy function helps you determine if a date provided matches the current date today, and simply returns a true or false. Learn how to use it effectively in this video!

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Power Fx Now Function

Learn about the Now function in Power Fx. It’s a function that returns the current date and time as a date/time value. It works with the local time of the current user however, while you can use it to perform calculations or comparisons with other date/time values you can use Now to get the current time in UTC by adding the TimeZoneOffset for the given time

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Power FX - Functions

Power Fx Today Function

Learn how to use the TODAY function on Power FX. If you’ve ever found yourself wrestling with manual date entries or wasting time trying to mess around with users location and their ‘today’s’ date, this tutorial is for you. I’ll walk you through the easy steps to use the function and show you how it requires updating alongside that it’s based on user location, saving you time and eliminating date-related headaches.

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Power FX - Functions

Power Fx Concatenate Function

Learn how to use the Concatenate function in Power Fx, the low-code programming language created by Microsoft. The Concatenate function allows you to join together multiple strings of text and strings in tables, but only in certain scenarios! You will see some examples of how to use the Concatenate function with individual strings, single-column tables, and mixed arguments.

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Power Fx Contains Function (IN Operator)

In this video, I’m going to go into how to use the Contains function! Whenever we’re working with data, be it strings or a data source, we always want to check if something is contained IN it. This is the video shows you how to write your own contains statements using the IN operator in Power Fx!

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Power Fx IF Function

Learn how to use the Power Fx If Function in Power Apps, Power Virtual Agents (PVA) and more! So what is it? It’s like a detective that checks conditions until it stumbles upon the truth, except it can also find the false outcomes too with multiple-layers of checking. This is the video for you if you’re looking to refresh your memory on the Power Fx If function or you’re a beginner to low code/no code and haven’t ever seen anything like this before!

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Power Automate - Solutions

Arrange Rows from Dataverse using any Column (even Lookups) in Power Automate

I’ll show you how to efficiently arrange rows in Dataverse using any column, including Lookup columns! Stop using the SortBy in the List Rows action and start using this, it offers you so much more in terms of sorting options, without all those pesky limitations!

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Power Automate - Solutions

Days Between Dates in Power Automate

Have you ever wanted to calculate the days or days and time between two dates on Power Automate? Then watch just how easy it is, once you understand the logic, with this video tutorial. I will walk you through step-by-step instructions explaining the complexity and the benefits and negatives of both methods.

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