Power Automate – Try new actions for Office Access [MC997595]

Power Automate – Try new actions for Office Access [MC997595]

Message ID: MC997595

We are introducing an Access automation feature for Power Automate Desktop. It offers dedicated actions to simplify setting up Access DB automations by eliminating the need for UI workarounds. This feature is now fully available.

How does this affect me?

The Access automation feature allows makers to interact with locally stored Access databases. Makers can create an Access instance using the ‘Launch Access’ action. This instance serves as the input parameter for the rest of the actions, allowing makers to perform the following actions on the desired Access database:

  • Launch Access
  • Close Access
  • Read Access table
  • Run Access query
  • Run Access macro

What action do I need to take?

This message is for awareness and no action is required.

Source: Microsoft

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  1. Mike Rosoft

    The recent update to Power Automate introducing dedicated Access automation features is set to make a significant impact on both admins and users alike. By simplifying the process of setting up Access DB automations, this new feature eliminates the cumbersome UI workarounds that many have had to endure.

    For admins, this update means less time spent troubleshooting and more time focusing on strategic initiatives. The ability to launch, close, read tables, run queries, and execute macros directly through Power Automate Desktop will streamline workflows and enhance productivity. It’s like trading in your old, rickety bicycle for a shiny new electric one—suddenly, you can zoom past obstacles with ease!

    Users will also benefit greatly from this change. With these new actions at their fingertips, they can automate tasks that were once tedious and time-consuming. Imagine the joy of kicking back with a cup of coffee while your Access database does all the heavy lifting. Who knew automation could bring such bliss?

    In terms of impact, this update is not just a small tweak; it’s a game-changer for those who rely on Access databases. It encourages creativity and efficiency, allowing users to focus on what really matters—delivering results rather than getting bogged down in manual processes.

    I’d love to hear your thoughts! How do you think these new features will change your day-to-day tasks? Have you had any experiences with Power Automate that you’d like to share? Let’s keep the conversation going, and don’t forget to check out more insightful posts on mwpro.co.uk for further updates!

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