
In the My Flows tab of the site, we see all our flows listed that we have built. If not, then you can easily create a free one here. If you have Office 365, then you already have a OneDrive account. In the flow recipe we’ll be creating in this post, we’ll also need a OneDrive account. Then either log in with your Office 365 credentials or provide the necessary information to create an account. Head to the Microsoft Flow website at and click on either the Sign in or Sign up free button. If you have Office 365, then you already have Microsoft Flow and can use up to 2,000 flows per month. There’s a free version which allows for 750 flows a month. Create the Email Template for Each Row of Dataįor this post, we’ll need to sign up for a Microsoft Flow account or sign into an existing Office 365 account.Creating a Delay Based on the Date Field in Excel.In this post, we’ll be building a flow that schedules and sends an email template from Outlook based on the data in an Excel file. The awesome part about Microsoft Flow is that it requires no code! We can design and build out your process (flow) in a couple minutes with an easy to use graphical interface. Sync your Outlook calendar to your Google calendar.Track all company Twitter mentions in a spreadsheet.Get a notification on your phone when someone updates a table in your spreadsheet.Save any email attachments to a OneDrive folder.We can easily create rules that automatically do things like: There are a ton of third party connections available. It’s not just Microsoft Office apps that can be automated. This is a new product from Microsoft that allows us to automate workflows between apps.


It’s possible to do this using VBA, but that’s the old way from the 90’s and we’re in 2018.
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In this post we’re going to learn how to send emails from Excel.
