Unlock the Full Potential of Parse JSON in Power Automate

In this video we dive into the extensive capabilities of the Parse JSON action in Power Automate. The Parse JSON action is often underutilized. This video will shed light on the lesser-known functionalities and provide you with the knowledge to enhance your flows significantly.

Video Chapters:

00:00 Introduction: Introducing the Parse JSON action, outlining its importance and the purpose of our guide.
00:38 Example of Normal Usage: Get started with a basic example, demonstrating the standard way to use the Parse JSON action in Power Automate.
02:30 Adding Titles and Descriptions to JSON Objects: Learn how to make your JSON objects more understandable and maintainable by adding titles and descriptions.
05:12 Specifying Required Fields: Discover how to define certain fields as required in your JSON schema to ensure data integrity.
06:16 Solving the 'Invalid Type' Error: We tackle the common error of receiving an 'Invalid Type' message, showing you how to expect the correct data types and handle null values effectively.
09:30 Specifying Ranges for Values: Find out how to set minimum and maximum value constraints for numerical data in your JSON schema, adding another layer of data validation.
12:44 Multiples Validation with the multipleOf Keyword: Explore how to verify that a number is a multiple of another number, a useful check for various numerical inputs.
16:20 String Length Constraints: Learn to use the minLength and maxLength keywords to specify acceptable string lengths, ensuring your data meets predefined criteria.
18:16 Email Address Validation: Utilize the format specifier to validate email addresses within your JSON data, a critical step for data collection processes.
19:13 Conclusion

This video is perfect for users who are familiar with the basics of Power Automate and looking to leverage the Parse JSON action to its full potential. By the end of this guide, you'll be equipped with the knowledge to implement advanced JSON validation, enhancing your automation projects and ensuring data accuracy.

Be sure to check out: https://json-schema.org/understanding... to further understand what is possible!

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