Facing similar situation in Power automate, where the code view of dataverse connector is read-only. How to tackle this in Power Automate.. any suggestions? Thanks.
There is no standard way to edit workflow code in Power Automate, but I have found a copy-paste approach that serves as a useful workaround: Click on the action's ellipsis (three dots on the right side) and select "Copy to My Clipboard." Paste the content into your text editor and make the necessary changes. Click the "+" button and select "Add an action." Choose "My Clipboard" and press Ctrl-V. Your edited action will be added to the group. Select it and delete the old action. A word of advice: avoid using Power Automate for enterprise-scale automations and integrations. This technology is best suited for personal automations. I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any further questions.
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Facing similar situation in Power automate, where the code view of dataverse connector is read-only. How to tackle this in Power Automate.. any suggestions? Thanks.
There is no standard way to edit workflow code in Power Automate, but I have found a copy-paste approach that serves as a useful workaround:
Click on the action's ellipsis (three dots on the right side) and select "Copy to My Clipboard."
Paste the content into your text editor and make the necessary changes.
Click the "+" button and select "Add an action."
Choose "My Clipboard" and press Ctrl-V. Your edited action will be added to the group. Select it and delete the old action.
A word of advice: avoid using Power Automate for enterprise-scale automations and integrations. This technology is best suited for personal automations.
I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any further questions.