⚡️Expression Essentials PART 6⚡️Return a Year Range Based on a Date

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This Power Automate expression will dynamically return a year range based on a date. You can use this expression in any of your flows to determine the correct year range dynamically instead of hard coding it into your flow.
In this tutorial I will cover how to create this expression while allowing you to specify the starting month. This would be useful for fiscal years, school calendars, and more.
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IN THIS VIDEO:
✅ Create a Manually Triggered Power Automate Flow
✅ How to get the Current and Next Year Range Based on a Date
✅ How to get the Previous and Current Year Range Based on a Date
✅ How to Use the concat() function in an Expression
✅ How to Use the greaterOrEquals() function in an Expression
✅ How to Use the if() function in an Expression
✅ Using a Scope Action
✅ How to Copy a Power Automate Action from One Flow to Another
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SKIP AHEAD:
0:00 Intro
0:24 Build the Flow
0.43 Get the Current and Next Year Range
1:57 Get the Previous and Current Year Range
4:44 Example Use Case
4:59 Copy the Scope Action
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