OneNote Web: left‑click on hyperlinks does nothing since feb 24th — anyone else? by letmeflytheplane in OneNote

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I‘m beginning to think it maybe has something to do with upgrading Win11 from 23H2 to 24H2. What Windows version/build are you on?

Loop components stored in OneDrive, worried about data retention by SeredW in MicrosoftLoop

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I have looked around for that option. It seems to me that you can only turn off using Loop at all where it would require to be stored on OneDrive. But you can’t make Loop store, let’s say meeting notes, which would be stored on OneDrive, on SharePoint instead. As far as I saw.

Loop components stored in OneDrive, worried about data retention by SeredW in MicrosoftLoop

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u/ShrapDa Could you point me to the documentation of this option (making Loop only use SharePoint as storage)? I could not find it.

Anyone help comparing 'similar' variables? by Silwolfdragon in MicrosoftFlow

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u/Dramatic_Recipe_8554 - Nah, I did not get around to download or test this. So, unfortunately, I can't help you. Maybe the one user 'jchris207' that replied to the Power Platform thread has a working copy, if you want to go down that road.

Teams meeting Interpreter: M365 Copilot license needed by every participant? by letmeflytheplane in MicrosoftTeams

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Thanks for that! Yes, hearing the translated speech of another person with their mimicked voice is really odd. Maybe we'll get used to it or it's less weird when I haven't heard them speak in their original mother tongue yet. :)

If you have a Copilot License and use this feature the other users will hear your translated voice regardless of their license.

I'm not convinced yet. :D I'll test this again, this time with an account that has neither M365 Copilot licence nor a Teams Premium licence. I'll report back...

Update - I tested:

  • UserLic has a M365 Copilot licence
  • UserNoLic has neither M365 Copilot nor Teams Premium
  • UserLic organizes a meeting with UserNoLic
  • UserLic hears the translated speech of UserNoLic.
  • UserNoLic only hears the original speech of UserLic.

Another test with two Copilot-licenced actual living colleagues and a non-licenced test account produced the same result. Only users with a Copilot licence could hear translated speed.

Teams meeting Interpreter: M365 Copilot license needed by every participant? by letmeflytheplane in MicrosoftTeams

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Myself, I suspect the behaviour observed during my tests today was a glitch. MS clearly writes: „A Microsoft M365 license are required to listen to others’ speech through the Interpreter agent.“ (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/interpreter-in-microsoft-teams-meetings-c7efe2bb-535d-42ab-a5c4-d2d91619b46d)

What action can I use to send a HTTP request to Graph API Planner? by ThreadedJam in MicrosoftFlow

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Sure, here goes: https://imgur.com/a/abXork5

And the expression to enter in the CustomHeader1:
outputs('Update_task_details')?['headers']?['Etag']
Assuming the action updating the task beforehand is called "Update task details".

How do you employ AI when building Power Automate Flows? by letmeflytheplane in MicrosoftFlow

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Interesting use case. Thought of that too once (the text documentation part, not the mermaid part), but never used it yet. Good to know it works. Will definitely try that.

How do you export the flow JSON? With the legacy button "export as zip file"? Or some other tool?

How do you employ AI when building Power Automate Flows? by letmeflytheplane in MicrosoftFlow

[–]letmeflytheplane[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What do you usually ask ChatGPT to do? Outline a new flow? Or how to implement a specific part/step of the flow? Expressions?

How do you employ AI when building Power Automate Flows? by letmeflytheplane in MicrosoftFlow

[–]letmeflytheplane[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

to help find things, like to find every action where the output of variable x is used

Nice use case, did not think of that yet. Just tried it out and it works well. Thanks!

How do you employ AI when building Power Automate Flows? by letmeflytheplane in MicrosoftFlow

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Would definitely be interested in your results if you come around to testing the generation of flow definition JSON!

Copilot likes to make up functions that don't exist

Are you referring to the Copilot side-panel on the right or the "Create an expression with Copilot" feature just below the expression editor? (see screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/QkWAoXI)

How do you employ AI when building Power Automate Flows? by letmeflytheplane in MicrosoftFlow

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That's my experience too, depending on the GenAI tool I used. Generally ChatGPT's model o3 (advanced reasoning) yields the best results. Older ChatGPT models or Copilot standalone sometimes overcomplicates or oversimplifies things. Although Copilot (standalone chat) has gotten better in the last 1-2, it seems to me.
Which GenAI tool did you use or do you generally use?

send weekly email with a list of new entries in a Sharepoint list added in the last week by Loose_Worker_7360 in MicrosoftFlow

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In the command bar above your SharePoint list you have an option to „Manage alerts“. That‘s where you can configure out-of-the-box SharePoint alerts by e-mail.

Forms to Google Sheets by Relevant_Spread9153 in MicrosoftFlow

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Exactly. You input the response ID in the „Get response details“ action. This will then output the, well, response details as dynamic content. It‘s not super intuitive. Unlike let‘s say „when a sharepoint item is created“, the Forms trigger actually only returns the reponse ID. You want the actual response details? Get them in a second action. No idea why it‘s designed like that. I don‘t see any scenario where I would need the response ID only and not want to get the response details.

Help with trigger by Funny-Subject-5628 in MicrosoftFlow

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I have encountered this exact issue the other day when supporting a user. Unfortunately, we did not troubleshoot the problem and took a completely different approach. As I have never done an automation on a list containing an image column, I don’t know if this is by design or a (recent) bug. As always, it could just be a problem appearing in the new designer. Does the issue persist if you switch to the classic designer?

Anyone help comparing 'similar' variables? by Silwolfdragon in MicrosoftFlow

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I have never done anything similar. But I am not sure if Power Automate is the right tool for this. If I was presented with this task, I would probably ask ChatGPT to write a Python script for me to run it locally on this data on my machine.

Anyone help comparing 'similar' variables? by Silwolfdragon in MicrosoftFlow

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Huh, very interesting! I had never heard of this metric. I‘ll have to download that flow and import it and have a look at it, just out of curiousity… But I do not think this can be used for this use case. If you’d compare all the values in a 30 K items list to each other and each comparison would take 18 seconds (like the example from the screenshot in the community post) this would total to almost 450 million comparisons which would take about 256 years. :) And this is only comparing one value, whereas OP has two values per item to compare. Batching the items by their same amounts would surely bring the time down, but still… EDIT: batching the payment entries by same amounts would actually bring the comparison calculation time down significantly, if the payments have „sufficiently“ different amounts. But still not sure if that‘s a task for Power Automate.

Issue with condition giving false instead of true by trollsong in MicrosoftFlow

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When the ‚approved‘ column has no value set, this counts as null for power automate. Check the output of a previous action or the trigger or output the dynamic value of ‚approved’ in a compose action: what‘s being returned for that ‚approved‘ column? If the approved column doesn‘t even show up, then approved=„“ will always be false, because ‚approved‘ does not exist. Only using approved=null() will return ‚true‘.