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Most Power Automate flows don’t fail because of connectors. They fail because of logic . A condition doesn’t match. A value is empty. A date behaves unexpectedly. An approval goes to the wrong person. All of these problems come down to expressions Actions Show What Happens. Expressions Decide Whether It Happens. You can build flows using actions alone. But the moment you need to: validate data compare values calculate totals control approvals handle exceptions you are already

Power Automate Desktop (PAD) enables you to run Robotic Process Automation (RPA) flows on Windows machines. To allow Power Automate Cloud  to trigger and manage these desktop flows, you must register your machine as a runtime machine  with the cloud orchestrator. This blog walks you through why registration is required  and how to set it up step by step .  Why Registering a Desktop Runtime Machine ? Registering a desktop machine connects your local Windows system  with Power

In this article, we walk through a real-world scenario where lead information is captured using Microsoft Forms , including support for multiple file attachments . The solution focuses on using Power Automate  to automatically store the submitted form data into a SharePoint list , while securely saving all uploaded attachments in SharePoint.  Step 1: Create an Automated Cloud Flow for Microsoft Forms Go to Power Automate  and click Create . Select Automated cloud flow  as th

Sending multiple file attachments through email is a common business requirement—whether it’s invoices, reports, or supporting documents. In this article, you’ll learn how to use Power Automate Desktop  to automatically collect multiple files and send them in a single email using a simple, repeatable automation flow. This guide focuses on practical concepts that can be applied to real-world scenarios with minimal complexity. Step 1: Get Files from a Folder Go to the Actions p

In this blog post, we’ll walk through how to design a Power Automate Desktop (PAD)  flow to send emails with file attachments. You’ll learn how to read files from your local machine, capture the file name and content, and attach them to an email using the Office 365 Outlook  action in PAD. Step – 1: Create a New Flow in Power Automate Desktop Open the Power Automate Desktop  application on your machine.On the home screen, click New flow , enter a meaningful Flow Name  (for ex