An issue that a lot of users have faced with Power Automate is the inability to find out the ISO 8601 Week Number for a given date; this was raised as an idea in the Power Apps Ideas forum back in 2017, and you can find numerous questions about it on the Power Automate forums, but a lot of the answers I’ve seen are incomplete or are overly complex.
If I was using Excel, I could find out…
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Calculating ISO 8601 Week Number for Dates in Power Automate
An issue that a lot of users have faced with Power Automate is the inability to find out the ISO 8601 Week Number for a given date; this was raised as an idea in the Power Apps Ideas forum back in 2017, and you can find numerous questions about it on the Power Automate forums, but a lot of the answers I’ve seen are incomplete or are overly complex.
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