Which User Context does Microsoft Power Automate Run?

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To answer this question, we need to know how the flow will be triggered.

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Making Office 365 Work for you: Monitoring ATMs

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As a financial institution operating many ATMs across the country and across continents, how can you use Office 365 to gain insights into external problems affecting your ATMs. I am not talking about internal issues such as ATMs running low on cash, but environmental problems such as vandalism, broken screens and dirty surroundings.

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Using OData Query to Filter SharePoint List Items by Lookup Fields in Microsoft Flow (Power Automate)

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Filtering on columns are very easy but not so much for lookup columns to another list for some of you. In this post, I will show you how you can easily do it.

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Calling REST API with Microsoft Flow (Power Automate)

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Can I access any REST API endpoint from Microsoft Flow? Yes, you can, and it is surprisingly easy if you know how.

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Calling Microsoft Flow (Power Automate) from your Application

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With Microsoft flow becoming an integral part of Office 365 and business process flow, knowing how to call a Flow from any application is very important.

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Assigning Microsoft Flow (Power Automate) approvals to Office 365 Groups

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The “Start an approval” action in Flow, only supports assigning an approval flow to one individual email address (one approver) or multiple email addresses separated by a semicolon (multiple approvers). How do you do it then?

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