In this post, we will look at how to install and use the Microsoft Flow Add-In for Excel.
I can't remove the add ins on a free trial addin on my excel 365 for mac. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. Alternatively, you can use the same procedure to install Power Map, Power View. Excel 2019 / Office 365. Note: A far as i can tell, the Microsoft Data Analysis add-ins are now shipping as part of all Microsoft Office 365 subscriptions as well as Office 2019 Home, & Business and Home & student and Professional versions. Before you begin, see Determine if Centralized Deployment of add-ins works for your organization. In the admin center, go to the Settings Add-ins page. If you don't see the Add-in Page, go to the Settings Integrated apps Add-ins page. Select Deploy Add-in at the top of the page, and then select Next.
First, open Excel and go to Office Add-Ins, then select Microsoft Flow for Excel (Preview). Click Add:
You will see:
The Add-in is now ready to use.
Let’s create a new spreadsheet, Customers, with a column for the Customers, and we will make this selection a table by highlighting then selecting Table from Insert->Table. We will call it Table3:
Save the spreadsheet and upload it to OneDrive for Business.
Now, open the spreadsheet again and on the Flow pane, sign in:
Note the permissions requested and click Accept:
We see below. Click the + on the top right to create a Flow:
This takes us to the Flow. Click Continue:
Select the spreadsheet OneDrive for Business location and click New Step:
We will send an email notification for the selected record. Enter the email details such who to send it to and the title and body. Note we can add the row selected of the spreadsheet:
Click Save.
Now, if we log into http://flow.microsoft.com, we see the new Flow has been created:
With the following details:
Now, in the spreadsheet open in the Excel app, select a row, then go to the Flow pane and you will see the new Flow. Select it:
Click Continue:
And Run Flow:
And Done:
We then get an email from PowerApps. The flow has run:
There could be some interesting use cases around selecting rows. Look for deeper integration as the products evolve.
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