Turn emails into data - Flow String functions, Email with options, terminate, and more

In this video, you will learn about string functions, email with options, terminate action, and a bunch more. And as a bonus we do this while teaching you how to turn email text into useful data! Very fun.

[paulrodriguez]

Bro, this video saved me. I've been playing with the idea of taking something out of an email for almost 3 years. It was the way you described your steps which helped me the most vs how everyone else online was giving examples. Thanks

[sktaylor]

Your videos are a life saver for me. You really know how to explain things so I understand them. Thank you.

[TyRey]

This is great and its NOT too much or too nerdy. Do more like this!

[Maristo]

"I just deal with the fact that it failed and life goes on.."
Love it! Absolutely :)
Me too. Sometimes I'm just like meh, not important right

[JosephFurcinitti]

Thanks for sharing the thought process behind this and for reviewing how to use compose.

[Billbear]

Wow love the 'run after' section, have not yet used that feature. Thanks Shane.

[harpbelle]

Can't thank you enough for this. I've had no experience with Power Automate and I'm glad I found this video which led me to finally design a flow I wanted. The advantage I had is that I could design these emails myself and then write something like Name1=xxx|Email1=yyy|etc in a very small font and then so I could easily index them. A possible problem with counting the position from "Name" is that the HTML formatting could change because the developers want to without informing end users, causing a change in index of where the name is.

[arshad]

By far the best lecture on data operations...thank you so much for sharing your knowledge..

[Torolash]

That was awesome, Shane. Keep the nerdy flows coming!

[opl]

Thank you, this was just what I was looking for.

[avinoamrothenberg]

Not nerdy at all. That's life - sometimes a bit nerdy! Keep up great explanation 👌

[haffers]

Great tutorial, just started trying to get email content to populate a SharePoint List and had trouble capturing dynamic content. Not anymore after watching this, great job Shane!

[jayantkhushalani]

Well i have done string manipulation by extracting data from email body. However, i have used first and last function to extract the data and it works pretty great with less actions in the flow. This video was really helpful to look for another approach of string manipulation.

[nealcavalier-smith]

THANKS so much - I have been trying to figure out how to do this for ages :)

[danielbell]

Great Video, your videos have helped me loads in powerapps over the past couple of years and I’m I’ve always almost being scared of getting into flow cause it seems hard, but your videos do help by breaking it all down and it also shows just how powerful flow can be and that actually it could be really handy so yeah, it’s actually got me more interested to look what else it can do and have a go. 👍👍

[simondowsett]

So looking forward to this one Shane...I've played around with this myself, but really keen to see your approach as mine is a bit messy!!

[benjaminmillar]

Shane loved this, really helped a lot. I applied it to a lot of different flows and loved the automate concept.

[malayvasavada]

Notepad++ will make life lot easier :) but this is really a fantastic video. Very informative and full of tips and tricks. Thanks for this

[louiscutmore]

This is awesome and definitely heard the thunder ⛈

[Brasil]

By the way, this kind of video with variables and new functions its really interesting