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Brad Darragh
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 8 ต.ค. 2007
Automation is the future, and Power Automate Desktop is your key to unlocking a world of efficiency. Join me on this journey as we harness the true power of automation together.
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Power Automate Desktop: Learn about how to use Loops in a flow
This video will demonstrate how to create basic loops and how to iterate through items within lists and data tables.
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The IF Statement is one of the most actions in Power Automate Desktop
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The video describes how to use the IF statement action in Power Automate Desktop. It is probably one of the most used actions that you will need within your flows. 00:00 Introduction 00:25 Basic example of IF statement 02:05 Else statement 03:20 Not equal to operation 03:55 Else IF statement 06:35 Multiple conditions (AND & OR) for IF statement 11:30 Contains operator 13:45 IsEmpty operator
Power Automate Desktop: Learn how to create and use lists in your flows
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This video will demonstrate how to create lists and show you the actions available in Power Automate Desktop that you can use to update, retrieve and sort items within a list. 00:00 Introduction 00:22 Create New List 01:49 Add Item To List 03:30 Clear List 04:04 Remove Item From List 05:40 Sort List 06:20 Shuffle List 06:49 Reverse List 07:40 Set Variable From List 08:40 Update Item in List 09:...
Power Automate Desktop: Tips and Tricks - Save time using Text Variables with these tips and tricks
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Almost all Power Automate Desktop flows will need to use Text Variables. This tutorial will shows you some of the tips and tricks that I use when creating and working with Text Variables. 00:00 Introduction 00:25 Set Variable Action 01:20 Tip for setting Text Variables 04:00 Using Length property 04:45 Using IsEmpty property 05:25 Tip for setting empty string in Text Variable 07:25 Using ToUppe...
Power Automate Desktop: In 20 minutes, learn to write data to Excel from Edge
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This tutorial will show the steps that will capture a large amount of data from a website and save it to a Excel workbook using Power Automate Desktop.
Power Automate Desktop: Watch this video to easily learn to create your first automated flow.
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This tutorial will walk you through the steps on how to create a flow in Power Automate Desktop that will open a browser to perform a simple Google search.
Power Automate Desktop: Learn to install in minutes for free!
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This tutorial will show you the simple steps on how to install Power Automate Desktop, the no-code/low-code tool that you can use to automate desktop and web browser applications. 00:00 Introduction 00:25 How to download Power Automate Desktop 02:30 How to install Power Automate Desktop browser extensions 03:50 How to create a free Microsoft Account 05:20 Starting up Power Automate Desktop
Test Strategy Document Details Part 1 - Overview
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Part 1 of a series of 5 videos that describes the key sections of a test strategy document.
The System Tester - What are the goals of Software Testing
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Describes what are and are not some of the goals of software testing.
The System Tester - Will Test Automation Save Money
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This video describes how the number of test suite iterations may determine if test automation is cost effective versus manual testing
The System Tester - Difference between Test Strategy and Test Plan
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Describes and compares Test Strategy and Test Plan documents
I have watched the whole playlist of Power Automate Desktop of Brad, it is very helpful for someone who wants to learn the basic of power automate. Thanks @daraware
Similarities: Both are used in design Both are documents produced by the developers The results generated affect the implementation of the software Differences: Test plan is about the test being carried out It is a short term plan whereas a test plan is a long term plan Used on one piece of software whereas a test plan can be used on multiple pieces of software Shows the test objectives Carried out by the test manager/team whereas a test plan is carried out by the project manager Test plan describes how to test/when to test/who will test Test strategy is more detailed Shows the methods to be used to test it The test strategy is a set of instructions/guidelines which explain the test design The test strategy determines how the test should be carried out States what type of technique to follow and which module to test Created before the test plan
Thanks - ChatGPT can´t solve my Problem, your Video did :-)
I am trying to set a variable from the INPUT List (top right you add in list in the input variables). I am doing the same thing as you %ListName[Index]% but it doesn't work. I am using the previewed Powerfx, any advice?
Hello. I wanted to help you but I just wanted to clarify the question. You have a flow input variable defined that has the Data Type = List. Let's call this list CarModels and the list has a default value set to [Honda, Toyota, Mazda]. In my flow, if I wanted to set a variable based on a value from this Input List variable. In the Set Variable action you could use %CarModels[0]% This would return the first value in the CarModels list, which would be Honda. I hope I answered your question.
Great tutorial! However, that method of adding multiple items to a list at once you showed seems to be not working anymore... They changed the syntax, perharps? If you know how to do it now, could you please share? Thanks!
Thanks! I don't the syntax has changes. For example, for the Set Variable action, the value %['Honda', 'Toyota', 'Mazda']% will create a new List variable with 3 text items. Let me know if this was the example you were referring to.
Can confirm - Set Variable produces a syntax error when using the expression in the example.
Thank you!
I do not see list available in my Power Automate desktop. What am I missing?
The "Create new list" action should be within the Variables section in the left Actions column.
Hi Brad, it is amazing trick to keep field empty. Really i was looking for it.. thanks a lot. :)
keep doing what you are doing.. the way you explain is great and this is the easiest video for me to watch involving this topic. others would benefit from your way of teaching on various topics
Thank you very much for this message! I will keep making videos on Microsoft Power Automate Desktop.
in fact, is there a way not to manually enter the links inside the data table? I find it still time taking if I have more than 5 links.
thanks, very nice explanation. Please make a video about how to iterate through different websites to download a pdf in each website, without manually entering the links in Excel or data table in Power Automate.
Any tips on how to find the index of a value in a list? Using your example, you already knew that 'Rogue' was at index 2 but what if you don't know what its index # is? What function can be used where I specify 'Rogue' and the variable returned is '2'?
Great question. It would be nice if there was a built in "Find" function for Lists, like the one for Data Tables, but unfortunately there isn't. The only alternative would be to create a loop for the list, looking for the value "Rogue". Once it finds it, exit the loop. If you copy the following and paste it into your flow, this will demonstrate what I mean. Variables.CreateNewList List=> ListModels SET ListModels TO ['Tacoma', 'Explorer', 'Rogue', 'Mailbu', 'Accord'] LOOP LoopIndex FROM 0 TO ListModels.Count STEP 1 IF ListModels[LoopIndex] = $'''Rogue''' THEN EXIT LOOP END END Display.ShowMessageDialog.ShowMessage Message: $'''The index for Rogue is %LoopIndex%''' Icon: Display.Icon.None Buttons: Display.Buttons.OK DefaultButton: Display.DefaultButton.Button1 IsTopMost: False ButtonPressed=> ButtonPressed
Very interesting ! thank you
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for this video, very interresting. Could you explain or do a video showing how to select and transfer messages with their attachement from Outlook to an Excel sheet. Thank you in advance.
Great suggestion! I will see what I can do.
Thank you very much. Karin Thiry
Thanks! Very clear and helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Brad, Will the Excel file be updated automatically when there are updates on the webpage?
Yes, sort of. If I ran the flow again it would capture the updates on the website and overwrite the Excel file. So in a sense, the Excel file would be as current as often as the flow would run.
Thank you brad
You are welcome!
Hey Brad, I really liked your video. But I was wondering if I could Help you in Editing Engaging Videos and Designing Stunning Thumbnails.
Thanks. I will keep you in mind.
Is there a free version? All I can find is a free trial.
Power Automate Desktop is free to use on Windows 10/11. There is a premium license ($15/month) that you can purchase that add some additional features, like allowing your flows to be scheduled with Windows Task Scheduler. But Power Automate Desktop is free to use.
@@daraware thank you for the information. I downloaded the PC version and have had a mess around. I found the business version to start with which is premium but now I am in the free version.
@@KevinMick Glad you got it figured out!
Thanks. It was very useful.
Great content, I have seen all your videos so far. Please share more whenever you can! Thanks for this valuable information.
Just got a wrong answer from my teacher for this exact question. What
very clear explained... That was the answer I have been looking for.. Thank you Brad .. you ve gained your 865th subscriber ! Hope you will add 000 to all subs soon !
Thank you, that was helpful
It would be very nice if you could share a test strategy and test plan template for our help !
Hey brad, could you please share more about the scope, and things that are not in scope for testing.
thank you.. i hope you are good..please make more videos.this was really good.
As per ISTQB, Risk, Contingency and Mitigation are part of test plan
Exactly
Any chance of getting pt. 2 soon?
Brad! WHY you stop recording the videos, it's a fucking brilliant information (((
Mind blown. Such an easy explanation but totally makes sense. I wish you continue with your Testing videos.
Awesome genius!! great work
Thank you very much!
Beautifully explained in 4 mins!!
Glad you liked it
Brad. Why did you stop, man? I want to learn more!
It's been a while but I will be posting more content soon.
its a good overview << but i cant find the others videos :(
Hey Brad, when are you publishing the next set of vids. i loved the clear easy to understand videos...
Man it would nice right about now to have the other 4 parts to this series.... :(
More videos are on the way!
Superb Explanation...i have also researched many definitions online but your explanation seems to be the best and more convincible.
Thanks and welcome
Thank you... Simplified my confusion
Happy to help
do you create QA plan weekly?
Thank you !! . This is Simple and Crystal !!
Most welcome 😊
I could not find Part 2. Please upload. Thanks
More videos are on the way.
I loved your way for explanation and you got another subscriber. happy sharing.... :)
Awesome, thank you!
Waiting for part 2, 3 .....
I have time now to make more videos. More on the way.
Thank u bro
You are welcome!
Very clear. Thanks
Glad to help.
Excellently explained.
Thanks!
Go dad go dad go😏I’m sorry GO DAD GOOO!!! Wow🤣
Hi Brad, I want to ask you a few testing questions - what is the best place To connect with you please? Thanks.
wow very nicely you have explained simple and precise explanation !!!
Thanks!