Integrate PowerAutomate with Excel for the web and desktop to automate repetitive tasks, reduce errors, and improve productivity. For example, you can track customer feedback, manage projects, or analyze data.
In this article, you’ll see how PowerAutomate works with Excel, learn how to create an Excel file, and get data from this file automatically. We’ll also provide an alternative solution to overcome PowerAutomate limitations when combined with Excel.
This guide provides an exhaustive overview of how to effectively utilize PowerAutomate as an Excel tool, detailing its features, best-use cases, pricing information, and viability, with insights updated for 2025.
Within PowerAutomate, it has been possible to run scripts in Excel using the Run Script actions. Did you know that the is a Run Scripts from SharePoint library action too?
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Tired of spending hours on repetitive tasks in Excel? PowerAutomate is here to help! By integrating PowerAutomate with Excel, you can automate data entry, streamline workflows, and eliminate manual errors. This powerful combination saves you time and boosts productivity.
In this guide, you can learn about how to use Power Automate in Excel to automate tasks, create and optimize custom flows, and much more. If you’re an Excel user, keep on reading for Power Automate examples that can take your processes and operations to the next level.
This post serves as an introduction to help you create your very first PowerAutomate flow for Excel, right from Excel. To follow along, please download the exercise file linked below and ensure it’s uploaded to a location in OneDrive or SharePoint.