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Power Automate - intersection() Function (Cheat Sheet)

power Mar 01, 2025

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Since I kind of ran out of ideas for roadmaps, I needed something to keep me inspired when creating infographics.

Then I remembered earlier this week when I was looking for a solution to an issue in Power Automate, stumbling on the intersection() function.

I'd never heard of it until that point, but it solved exactly what I needed at the time.

It got me thinking: what if I can break down these functions so you can see exactly what they do within a few seconds?

And even if you don't need it then and there, at least you know it exists!

So this series is for you people struggling to remember the right syntax for Power Automate and Power Apps!... (basically all of us)

๐Ÿ”ฅ As mentioned, today I've got you covered with the intersection() function.

๐Ÿ‘‰ Find common elements between arrays & objects

๐Ÿ‘‰ Use it to compare datasets, filter values, and more.

p.s. Huge thank you to Joe Unwin (FlowJoe) who is featured in this Cheat Sheet with an amazing resource breaking down the intersection() function.

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