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Copy data between two SharePoint lists (or any two data sources) efficiently
One common scenario for Microsoft Flow is copying data between two different data sources. -
Add parallel branches in flows and five new services
You can now build flows that have two (or more) steps run simultaneously. -
Attending //build/ 2017? Meet the PowerApps, Microsoft Flow and Common Data Service product teams
Are you attending Microsoft Build 2017 in Seattle? If yes, the product team would like to meet you to discuss feedback, offer answers, or any other topic of interest. -
Another look at the Common Data Service (Previous Version)
Microsoft’s Common Data Service brings together your business data in one place so you can focus on the things that matter: building apps, finding insights and automating your business processes. -
Using Flow and Power BI to track social listening through Twitter
Using Flow and Power BI to track social listening through Twitter -
Spring Webinars: Flow Approvals, InfoPath migration, Microsoft Flow for Business Analysts, Deploying PowerApps, and meet one of the developers
April and May Webinars: Flow Approvals, InfoPath migration, Microsoft Flow for Business Analysts, Deploying PowerApps and meet one of the developers -
Spring Webinars: InfoPath migration, deploying PowerApps, connecting to on-premises data sources, and meet one of the developers
May and June Webinars: InfoPath migration, deploying PowerApps, connecting to on-premises data sources, and meet one of the developers -
UX Patterns: Image Slider Control
Image slider is a popular control in web and mobile apps. -
Community Blog Highlights
Have you visited the Power Apps Community blog lately? Along with rapidly growing forums, fun and informative events, and ways to leave feedback, the Community blog is a platform for you to share ideas with your peers, industry experts, and us here at Microsoft.