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Finding Records Shared With a Specific Team or User

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Calculate Full Months between two dates with Power Automate

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Converting UTC Date Time to UNIX Time with Power Automate

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Converting Excel Date Time Serial Values With Power Automate

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Finding Records Shared With a Specific Team or User

We recently made some changes to our data governance in my company that required me to change sharing permissions for a significant number of the Accounts in our Dynamics system. I needed to find all Accounts that were shared with a specific Tea...

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Calculate Full Months between two dates with Power Automate

My friend Antti Pajunen recently asked me whether it is possible to calculate the number of months between two dates with Power Automate, akin to the DateDif function in Excel. I like a challenge, and I’ve done a lot of experimenting with ...

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Converting UTC Date Time to UNIX Time with Power Automate

Recently Ben Vollmer asked if it was possible to convert a UTC datetime value to Unix time in Power Automate. There’s no function available out of the box to do this, but it seemed pretty achievable to me and I’ve outlined the soluti...

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Converting Excel Date Time Serial Values With Power Automate

A common issue I’ve run into and that I’ve heard others experience, is trying to use Excel DateTime values in Power Automate. You will encounter an error like below: The reason this is an issue is due to the way Excel stores d...

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Calculate Quarter for a Date in Power Automate

A common request in my company is for dates to be expressed in relation to the Quarter of the year in which they fall. Using Power Automate there is no native way of calculating this, so in this post I’m demonstrating two different methods...

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