In this blog post, we’ll show how to use Power Automate to convert a string with JSON content into a JSON object. Instead of the JSON Array, we will use the JSON Object. Create a string variable and set its initial value to the JSON object. I’ve already initialized it. You migh...
In this blog, we’ll look at how to concatenate a string with a number in Power Automate. For this, we will add a trigger that will trigger the flow manually. On that trigger, we will use text input and number input. Then, using an expression, we’ll create a Compose action that ...
In this blog, we will show that We can concatenate strings in Power Automate by using the string concat() method. To do this, we will add Trigger our flow manually from the instant cloud flow on Power Automate and then manually trigger our flow. The value will then be initialised after w...
Microsoft Power Automate has a built-in function called “Convert time zone.” On Microsoft Flow, we can change the time zone using one of two ways. Here, we have written a sample tutorial for this. Process 1: First, we’ll add a trigger to Power Automate so that the fl...
In this blog, we’ll show how to use Power Automate to convert a string value with decimal places to a float. A float function in Power Automate will convert the input to a float. Let’s start with a variable with the string value 24.50: The input variable will then be changed to...
In this blog, we’ll look at how to convert a string to GUID format in Power Automate. To implement this, we must first manually trigger the flow. Then we will use the string guid to create a variable. We have the guid string “d39d5b9923d341f5a3581be5168f16b3” as an ...
In this blog, we’ll look at how to convert an array to a string in Power Automate We have the names of a few towns, for instance, in an array format. such as [“Nellore”,”Hyderabad”,”Chennai”] On Power Automate, we need this collection in a string f...
We will now learn about how to use Power Automate to turn a string into a date. In Power Automate, we’ll begin by manually triggering the flow. This can be added using Instant Cloud Flow. Next, we’ll add a variable to serve as the initializer. Here, a date will be entered as a ...
We will manually trigger our flow first. Click “Create” on Power Automate, choose “Instant cloud flow,” and then select “Manually trigger flow” to accomplish this. The action “Initialize variable” will now be added to the flow to initialize a...
In this blog, you’ll learn how to use Microsoft Flow or Power Automate to convert a string to a variety of data types. And these subjects are: Convert String to Integer We’ll begin by manually triggering the flow on Power Automate by adding “Manually trigger a flow”...