Power Automate resources

On this page you’ll find additional Power Automate resources. Materials, that can help with the move from no-code to low-code Power Automate. To master filters, conditions, triggers, etc.

SharePoint OData Filter Query cheat sheet

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Power Automate date expressions cheat sheet

The cheat sheet is available for all subscribes. Subscribe on the right side so I can send you a link to download the cheat sheet.

The Ultimate Power Automate expressions cheat sheet

The biggest cheat sheet yet with a dedicated page.

Power Automate HTTP requests to SharePoint cheat sheet

Don’t let the missing dedicated actions stop you on your SharePoint automation journey!

Hello and welcome!

My name is Tom and I'm a business process automation consultant and Microsoft MVP living in the Czech Republic. I’ve been working with Microsoft technologies for almost 10 years, currently using mainly Power Automate, SharePoint, Teams, and the other M365 tools.

I believe that everyone can automate part of their work with the Power Automate platform. You can achieve a lot by "clicking" the flows in the designer, but you can achieve much more if you add a bit of coding knowledge. And that's what this blog is about.

To make the step from no-code Power Automate flows to low-code flows: using basic coding knowledge to build more complex yet more efficient flows to automate more of your daily tasks.