Power Automate: Flows within context of Power Apps
Why? It has been quite some while now since Microsoft announced that Power Automate Flows using premium functionalities, could run within the context of Power Apps. But it was only recently that I came across an enforcement notification from a Power Automate Flow: “This flow’s owner needs a premium license“. The instructions to get a … Continue reading Power Automate: Flows within context of Power Apps
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