A lot of what we do with computers is repetitive. We put files in folders, we send form replies to emails, we make commits to git when we save files, we trigger tests when we build an application.

In recent months, I have begun using Power Automate Desktop for automated testing within Power Apps. In this post I will have a look at how we can organise UI elements in our PAD flow a bit better.

Microsoft today announced that it is making Power Automate Desktop, its enterprise-level tool for creating automated desktop-centric workflows, available to all Windows 10 users for free. Power ...

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