Power Automate has been a game changer and a welcomed addition to the suite of tools available for Dynamics 365. This low-code tool has eased the lives of citizen developers and users, who can build and achieve their requirements themselves by simply creating a Power Automate Flow. However, there are still a few functionalities to achieve where there’s a need to write complex logic, and with the recent feature introduction, Microsoft has addressed those by easing them out as well.
In this blog, we will see how the new Function Expressions have simplified the designing process of rather complex tasks and also dive into the new Expression editor.
Function expressions:
1. Sort(): It is used to sort items in ascending order. Using the mentioned function you can sort basic arrays (like strings and numbers) and can sort the array of objects as well.
We will pass a numeric array [1,4,2,0,5,3] and after using sort() we will get the following…