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Power Automate is part of Microsoft's Power Platform. It is a service that helps improve work efficiency by automating small but repetitive tasks. It used to be called Microsoft Flow. With Power Automate, you can connect Microsoft Office programs such as Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Outlook, and Teams to automate work. If you use Microsoft 365, it is bound to come in handy, making it a great way to build work automation processes. If you want to automate tasks that you do every day, I recommend
Jangbugwan: Power Automate
What if someone could send the emails that go out every week? What if Excel data could be organized automatically and sent to the relevant department? What if Word files could be converted to PDFs and automatically backed up? What if you could collect customer satisfaction surveys and see the results in real time? What if you could build a variety of ways to collaborate with your team? Wouldn't it be great if someone else could handle these tasks for me? This book is not a theoretical introduction to Power Automate; it provides real-world examples of how to use it at work. Microsoft 365 users can automate recurring tasks with Outlook, Teams, Forms, Excel, and other tools without developing a separate program. By automating simple tasks, employees can focus more on important work, and companies have an opportunity to improve their work processes.
Korean title: 파워 오토메이트
Korean author: 장부관
Korean publisher: 영진닷컴
ISBN-13: 9788931474671
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Power Automate is part of Microsoft's Power Platform. It is a service that helps improve work efficiency by automating small but repetitive tasks. It used to be called Microsoft Flow. With Power Automate, you can connect Microsoft Office programs such as Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Outlook, and Teams to automate work. If you use Microsoft 365, it is bound to come in handy, making it a great way to build work automation processes. If you want to automate tasks that you do every day, I recommend
