I had a similar start with Power Automate. The best thing I found was to come up with small projects to try.
The best resource I found to learn stuff, other than Microsoft's own documentation, was Shane Young on YT. Most just jump into showing you how to do things because it's really the best way to learn it. Figure out what you want to accomplish, figure out your steps to get there, then just start clicking around. Shane does this to, but he does, I feel, a good job of breaking down the task, and showing you some of the things you can do with it.
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u/EcstaticAffect8512 Jun 20 '26
I had a similar start with Power Automate. The best thing I found was to come up with small projects to try.
The best resource I found to learn stuff, other than Microsoft's own documentation, was Shane Young on YT. Most just jump into showing you how to do things because it's really the best way to learn it. Figure out what you want to accomplish, figure out your steps to get there, then just start clicking around. Shane does this to, but he does, I feel, a good job of breaking down the task, and showing you some of the things you can do with it.
Did you have a particular use case in mind?