Category Archives: Power Automate

Power Automate word templates in Model-Driven apps – forms integration

Now that we went through the process of creating a Power Automate flow that’s using Word Template action, why don’t we get this integrated into a model-driven application?   Let’s first create a very simple invoice form. You should be able to do it easily (or you could use any other entity – I’m just… Read More »

Excel Online connector vs Google Sheets connector

Recently, I happened to look into how google sheets connector works, and, to be honest, I was a little bit disappointed. First, I wanted to blame google. But, it turned out,  there is no hiding the fact that’s it’s been provided by Microsoft itself: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/googlesheet/ In general, this connector works. But there is one notable… Read More »

How to: verify principle object access directly from the Flow

If you ever tried using “List Records” action with the POA table (principalobjectaccess), you might have noticed it’s not showing up in the dropdown list: However, it’s easy to solve. You just need to know the “set” name for that table (which is “principalobjectaccessset”), and, then, you can enter that name as a custom value:… Read More »

Add intelligent File Download button to your model-driven (or canvas) apps

How do we add file download button to the model-driven apps? To start with, why would we even want to do it? There can be some interesting scenarios there, one being to allow your users to download PowerAutomate-generated word templates (see my previous post). That, of course, requires some custom development, since you may want… Read More »