SharePoint: Migrating from Designer to Power Automate

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April Dunnam

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01 - Introduction

01 - Why move from SharePoint Designer to Power Automate.mp4

00:31

02 - 1. Prepping for Migration

01 - Introduction to Power Automate.mp4

01:46

02 - Power Automate licensing considerations.mp4

02:18

03 - 2. Components of a Flow

01 - Connectors.mp4

02:47

02 - Starting a workflow Triggers.mp4

03:26

03 - Actions and conditions.mp4

03:49

04 - Steps, stages, and scopes.mp4

02:25

04 - 3. Templates

01 - Working with templates.mp4

02:17

02 - Setting reminders.mp4

02:45

03 - Requesting sign-off.mp4

02:11

04 - Notifications.mp4

02:58

05 - 4. Approvals and Tasks

01 - Power Automate approvals.mp4

02:48

02 - Approval options.mp4

06:04

03 - The approvals center.mp4

02:28

04 - The content approval template.mp4

04:23

06 - 5. Advanced Scenarios

01 - Recurring workflows.mp4

03:41

02 - Loops.mp4

04:06

03 - SharePoint REST calls.mp4

03:41

07 - 6. Troubleshooting and Sharing

01 - Troubleshooting flows.mp4

03:17

02 - Error handling.mp4

03:09

03 - Permissions and sharing.mp4

03:43

08 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:34

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Explore how to use Power Automate, formerly Microsoft Flow, the cloud-based software for creating and automating workflows and tasks. As Power Automate becomes the default tool for creating business-based automation in SharePoint, learn about how to migrate SharePoint Designer workflows to accomplish the same tasks. Instructor April Dunnam walks through the features of Power Automate while pointing out notable differences from and improvements to SharePoint Designer features and methods including the recurrence trigger, calling an API using a flow, and project approval templates.

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I'm the Power Platform Developer Advocacy Team Lead at Microsoft, Power Platform MVP Alumni and Microsoft Certified Trainer. As a Power Platform Developer Advocate, my mission is to help citizen and code-first developers succeed in building collaborative applications for the Power Platform. I develop written content, videos, and samples; speak at conferences; and advocate for developers with Microsoft's engineering groups. I have an active YouTube Channel and blog where I share how-to videos and demos around Power Apps, Power Automate, Power Virtual Agents, Microsoft Teams and SharePoint. I regularly speak at events across the globe to share Power Platform knowledge. My specialties are: Power Platform (Power Apps, Power Automate, etc), Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, JavaScript, React, C#, HTML/CSS

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