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Refining outputs with additional steps and Power Fx - Microsoft Excel Tutorial
From the course: Learning Power Platform: Excel Integration
Refining outputs with additional steps and Power Fx
- [Instructor] In our previous video, we created a Power Automate flow that added key information to an Excel workbook table whenever someone mentioned us in Teams. However, we encountered a couple of issues with the results. The creation timestamp was difficult to read and not in a user-friendly format, and the body content retained all its HTML tags, making it nearly illegible in Excel. In this video, we'll address these problems by adding an extra flow step and using Power FX to clean things up. Let's head back to make.powerautomate.com, go to My flows, locate the flow we built, Track Teams Mentions in Excel, and click Edit. Now that we're back in the flow editor, we'll tweak a few parameters to improve how data moves from Teams into Excel. First, let's tackle stripping the HTML from the body content. We'll do this by adding an intermediate step to the workflow. Click the plus sign below the Teams trigger, search for HTML, and select the HTML to text action. As the name suggests…
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Power Automate's role in the Power Platform for Excel2m 28s
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Tracking Teams mentions with Power Automate and Excel4m 30s
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Refining outputs with additional steps and Power Fx3m 31s
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Office Scripts, Power Automate, and the Power Platform2m 16s
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Scheduling Office Scripts with Power Automate3m 36s
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Challenge: Set up a flow in Power Automate for Excel2m 21s
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Solution: Set up a flow in Power Automate for Excel4m 47s
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