Microsoft Power Automate Crash Course — 2026 Update

Aliabadi builds from triggers and actions into working with data, decisions and repetition. Microsoft 365 examples connect the foundations with services such as SharePoint, Outlook, Teams and Forms, followed by a project. The structure gives beginners an opportunity to combine concepts rather than learn each editor control in isolation.

What you will learn

• Connect triggers and actions
• Work with data, conditions and repetition
• Combine Microsoft 365 services in a project

Who this suits

A suitable option for a learner with no Power Automate experience who has access to the relevant Microsoft 365 services and wants a practical connected workflow.

Before you enroll

The requirements name a Microsoft 365 account with the demonstrated services and a modern browser on Windows or Mac. About six hours and 15 minutes of video are listed, updated September 2026. Account access and premium features are separate. Check permissions and use fictional material while learning cross-service workflows.

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Put it into practice

Build a test request process using fictional form entries. Trace the record through each service, document the permissions involved and test what happens when an action receives incomplete data.

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