Power automate tutorial Variables in power automate flow | Initialize variable | append variable

[@a1t0rmenta]

Thank you! Very helpful 🎉

[@corporateprogramming]

Glad it was useful🤝

[@rehimaahmed4119]

Thank you, so much

[@corporateprogramming]

Thank you for the feedback!

[@premsaini4289]

Thank you for this amazing video. Can we provide sharepoint site address through variable?

[@corporateprogramming]

Thank you for the feedback! Yes you can using initialise variable action.

[@dennisjohnson9753]

I have a string variable of names in a list - how do I get the same name to only show once - not for every time it show in the list.

[@corporateprogramming]

You can use “doesn’t contain” clause for the incoming name in condition before appending it to string variable.

[@chhayagupta5203]

Im first time working on Ms flows, I can't find dynamic add button in the box. I want to remove last comma from the appended string. Please help me

[@corporateprogramming]

You could remove last comma from a string using below string function: Left(Your variable name, Len(Your variable name)-2)

[@draco3097]

I need help and appreciate any advice. The scenario is, I may receive many emails (200-300) in a day. I would like to summarize the total occurrences on some of the contents and then trigger an automation email to me. For example : I received 200 emails today, 40 emails with the word Apple, 60 emails with the word Orange and the remaining Banana So I need to work a power automated script that can do a summary with every 24 hours and summarize the total occurrences of these words. Then initial and notification email to me for acknowledgment.

[@corporateprogramming]

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[@draco3097]

@@corporateprogramming Thank you very much

[@draco3097]

@@corporateprogramming I have watched your excellent guidance video and truly appreciate your time and expertise. It helps me, but I am at a beginner level in Power Automation, I need some time to digest, explore, and try it. I will keep you posted on my results.

[@corporateprogramming]

Sure