⚡Expression Essentials PART 1⚡How to use the range() function #shorts

🤓 DO YOU KNOW how to use the range() function in Microsoft Power Automate?

⚡️Expression Essentials Part 1⚡️
The range() function will create a list of numbers in order. Tell it where to start and how many numbers you want. It’l spit out a list of numbers.

By using the Select action, you can quickly generate a list of months by using this expression: formatDateTime(concat('1900-', string(item()), '-01'), 'MMMM')

In my use case example, I’ve added an Input field to my manual trigger for the year. I modified the expression to this: formatDateTime(concat('1900-', string(item()), '-01'), 'MM - MMMM')

With my Power Automate flow I can generate folders for each month in ONE SECOND! Think of how much time you could save with the range() function!

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