Power Automate Pagination – Simple approach to retrieve 5000+ records from Dataverse

Hi Folks,

When coming to Power Automate, I see lots of articles regarding Pagination for retrieving more than 5000 records from Dataverse with varying complexity. It could be difficult to understand them at once if you were especially don’t much exposure on Power Automate working with functions and variables.

This post will give you a very easy way to retrieve more than 5k + records from Dataverse using PageNumber variable.

The Flow looks like below..

You just need two variables..

  1. Record count
  2. Page number

Lets create it…

For simplicity, create a manual trigger and initialize the two variables which we need.

Now create a do until loop to run until Page Number is 0.

Now define a Scope action as above to define your fetch criteria to retrieve the records from dataverse with Fetch updated as below

Add the Page Number variable created

Add a condition as above to check if List Rows Length is still greater than zero.

If yes, increment the length of Page Number, else set Page Number as 0.

In each iteration, increment the length variable. Here Residents entity is nothing but contacts.

Just save the flow, run it..you will find the number of records in the table(contact/resident) as below

That’s it, so simple right….

Some other related articles or references below:

Retrieve 5k + records using Pagination using Paging cookie

Retrieve 100k+ records using Skip Token

Hope this helps….someone looking for an easy approach for using pagination with dataverse.

Cheers,

PMDY

Resources for Power BI Projects

Hi Folks,

I hope all you guys are preparing for the upcoming holiday season. In this post I would like to point out all the learning resources available for Power BI so that you can keep yourself up to date.

To say actually I have also been new to Power BI and have been learning since 3 weeks…here I would like to list down all the learning resources available in Power Platform.

  1. Microsoft Learn for Power BI
  2. Dashboard in a day from Microsoft
  3. Getting Started with Power BI Desktop
  4. 75 Learning Resources for Power BI
  5. Power BI by Enterprise DNA
  6. Microsoft Power BI Samples
  7. DAX Reference
  8. Introducing Power BI

9. Guy in a cube You tube channel

10. Debug your custom visuals

11. Power BI Developer Learning Catalog from Microsoft

12.Dax Studio

You can always reach out to the Power BI community where experts can help you if you were struck with any of your Power BI Requirements. If you know any other valuable resources, please let me know in comments so that I can update this post. Till then keep rocking…

I hope this helps…

Cheers,

PMDY