Emailing Power BI Query output as a CSV Files using Power Automate
I recently had a requirement from a customer where they wanted a list of all Customers and the Primary Contact to be emailed to them every day. The reason for this to be emailed daily is to ensure that when calling the customer, they know whom to speak to. This got me thinking and I could use Power Automate to...
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