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Adding Dataverse Record Links in HTML Tables in Power Automate
How to add links into HTML tables which are clickable and take you to Dataverse records. Super handy to add links into your daily or weekly summary emails to help users be more productive and enjoy their model-driven app experiences.
Face the fear of $expand and get the lookup values you deserve in Power Automate
Power Automate and lookup fields are problematic - especially when you are trying to send notifications which include information about records which includes lookup fields.
For example - sending an email about a contact who works at a company called ‘ Vegemite’ comes back as ‘eca9ea6f-c96b-ea11-a811-000d3a58d840‘. I’m not sure about you, but me and most my customers don’t speak '“GUID”.
You can use the ‘Get Records’ action but its not so friendly of the API calls nor so efficient. Come with me on a journey to understand the power of the ‘Expand Query’ to solve all your lookup GUID issues!
HTML tables with lookup names not GUIDs in Power Automate
HTML tables in Power Automate are very powerfil yet relatively simple. Until you introduce lookup fields to the mix and you table is full of ugly GUIDs. This article shows you how to populate a HTML table in power automate with the ‘name’ values from lookups rather than the GUIDs in a clean ad simple way.