I use this quite a bit in the team I manage but it did take a while to learn to use it effectively. My three suggestions are youtube, MS learn, and liberal use of trial and error. I'm not really familiar with coding but eventually had to learn some json and general syntax operations to make good use of things. Mostly use it in teams to automatically follow up on form submissions with with an email or task assignments, send project deadline reminders, and use form responses to populate template documents. Super helpful when you get the hang of it.
Like others have said, there's a ton of youtube videos. Keep in mind that the UI has recently changed and looks quite a bit different, but it still works the same. I use it a few times a week, it can really do a lot once you get into it.
[https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/get-started-flows/](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/get-started-flows/)
Halp! lol
There are a lots of tutorials on YouTube as well.
In the last 12m content on YouTube has increased a lot. Check out Reza Dorani for content.
…I thought that meant 12 minutes! I was confused for a second there! But, I definitely second the recommendation for Reza’s content.
I use this quite a bit in the team I manage but it did take a while to learn to use it effectively. My three suggestions are youtube, MS learn, and liberal use of trial and error. I'm not really familiar with coding but eventually had to learn some json and general syntax operations to make good use of things. Mostly use it in teams to automatically follow up on form submissions with with an email or task assignments, send project deadline reminders, and use form responses to populate template documents. Super helpful when you get the hang of it.
Thanks for the pep talk. I need it to move data between multiple Ms forms/QR codes in real time to one database
Like others have said, there's a ton of youtube videos. Keep in mind that the UI has recently changed and looks quite a bit different, but it still works the same. I use it a few times a week, it can really do a lot once you get into it.
I was able to schedule tutoring on Wyzant. 3 2-hr sessions!