Ii) use simple condition to branch the processing into going forward (“yes”) and do nothing (“no”) I) Adding “Get mail tips for a mailbox” action for my own mailbox This can be easily achieved with two actions: And with this flow, we do not wish to overwrite that.
If I am away for a longer period (such as summer vacation) I usually do remember to add a well formatted message for everyone as my out-of-office message. Step 2: Check your existing out-of-office On contrast to logic apps, runs cost nothing, so run as often as you like, but I am fine with once a day. Let’s use “Schedule –recurrence” type of trigger and configure that to be started once a day, sometime early to be activated early enough. Step 1: Start the flowįirst I need to select the trigger how the flow gets started. There are a lot of templates available, but no matches for what I want to do so let’s start from scratch. So let’s get to business and login to, and create our new flow. Microsoft Flow licences usually come with the Office package and this is the tool to automate your tasks. Then I realized this is a task easily automated. 90% of the time I forget to activate the autoreply for these individual days (1-2 times a week). I remember some things and some things I do not. However, using the calendar “out of office” events does not activate the autoreply feature. It is easy to mark the days you are out of office to your MS Office calendar. Helps tremendously when you want to spend some time with your children so they can start easy with daycare. Articles > Automatic out-of-office reply activation with Microsoft Flow
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