The startup performance of desktop flows has been improved, especially for large flows containing hundreds of actions. The ‘Launch Excel’ action now comes with a new password field to unlock write-protected Excel documents. The response time of launching the designer for a desktop flow has been improved.

They can also configure this text-based selector during capturing, so that it uses the proper operator (e.g., is equal to, contains, etc.) and/or even a variable instead of a hardcoded value. Users now have the additional option to manually capture a UI element, using a selector that takes into account its text value (Name attribute's value for desktop elements, Text attribute's value for web elements), by right-clicking on it.

Create sharing link for a file or folderĭefault web selectors have been adapted to ignore the element’s Class, Type and Value attributes, but include the newly added Text attribute, to increase the reliability of the captured UI elements.

More SharePoint connector actions are now available to be used (in preview) in Power Automate for desktop: Update: This feature has been rolled back from this version.Īdmins can now use a registry entry to prevent Power Automate for desktop from capturing a screenshot for the action logs, when an error occurs during a local-attended, attended or unattended flow run. Admins can disable the certificate check through a registry entry as described here. Users cannot sign in without a valid certificate. Power Automate for desktop now checks if there is a valid certificate on the machine to allow the user to sign in. Visit the Power Automate Blog to stay up-to-date on the latest news! Version 2.28.135.23016 updates New Features This article describes the new features, improvements and fixes to existing functionality that are included in this build.

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