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In this post, we’ll see how we can perform aggregate function on data such as Sum or Count using PowerAutomate. Unlike LINQ in C# or SQL, it’s not very straight forward to do using PowerAutomate for which I thought of sharing the approach we had taken. Recently, we got a…
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PowerAutomate: Perform “Group By” operation on Data
Ajit Patra In this post, we’ll see how we can perform aggregate function on data such as Sum or Count using PowerAutomate. Unlike LINQ in C# or SQL, it’s not very straight forward to do using PowerAutomate for which I thought of sharing the approach we had taken.
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