Power Automate for desktop comes with new great additions in 2024 November’s release, including general availability of cloud connectors and Power Fx flows, and a new action for CyberArk credentials!
Power Automate for desktop comes with new great additions in 2024 October’s release, including more cloud connectors, support for web automation in RDP/Citrix machines, and new actions for desktop automation and work queue processing!
Picture-in-Picture in Power Automate for desktop lets you run attended desktop flows within a virtual window that mirrors your desktop. It allows multitasking, improves user experience, and increases productivity.
Power Automate for desktop comes with new great additions in 2024 August’s release, including dynamic invocation of subflows, increased maximum log size for various actions, and a new troubleshooting category for installation issues!
Power Automate for desktop comes with new great additions in 2024 July’s release, including a new Excel automation action, environment routing capabilities, as well as a more flexible use of labels for flow control!
Power Automate for desktop comes with new great additions in 2024 June’s release, including new actions for data table and Excel use cases, an image-based fallback mechanism for UI elements, as well as a new timeout property!
We are happy to announce that the May 2024 update of Power Automate for desktop (version 2.44) has been released! You can download the latest release here. Key features A new feature has been added, as described below.
Power Automate for desktop comes with new great additions in 2024 April’s release, including UI elements collections, Copilot for flow descriptions, multiple new actions in several modules, and more!
Power Automate for desktop comes with new additions in 2024 March’s release, including new functionalities for Power Fx enabled desktop flows, a new Excel action, and more.
Power Automate for desktop’s March release includes major updates for Power Fx enabled desktop flows (preview). IntelliSense capabilities, a revamped variable picker and a dedicated function picker assist makers in creating complex functions with minimal effort.
In this article, we’ll learn how the Alteon Health, recently acquired by US Acute Care Solutions (USACS), DevOps team uses Microsoft Power Automate to automatically take 20 million medical records each year from a wide variety of providers and process them into a coherent medical history for each patient that can be used for both
