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15. Using Flow

Tim Leung
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Reading, UK
 
By integrating our apps with Microsoft Flow, we can build more rounded and complete solutions. Microsoft Flow fills the gaps that PowerApps leaves behind and enables us to perform tasks beyond the limits of PowerApps.
With Microsoft Flow, we can access records from all the same data sources that we can access in PowerApps. To filter records, we use operators that are based on a protocol called OData . And to carry out other programming tasks such as program control, string manipulation, and date formatting, we can use a language called workflow definition language. Sometimes, it’s necessary to mix OData operators and ...

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