This video tutorial shows how to do UI Automation in Power Automate for Desktop. Using drag-n-drop and no code, it's easy to click buttons, fill in text, and extract data from the applications. The advanced part of the tutorial demonstrates how to create dynamic selectors.

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0:00 Intro

1:37 Open Application in Power Automate for Desktop
The Run application action needs to be used to open an application in Power Automate for desktop. First, fill in the Application path.

2:17 Close Application
Use the Terminate process action to close all instances of an application.

5:25 Click UI element in window
To click a button in an application the Click UI element in window action is used. Find the button in your application and press Ctrl + the left mouse button. It's best practice to rename the UI elements to make the process easier to maintain and update.

6:26 Create a Dynamic Selector
Dynamic selectors are very powerful, as they allow us to move away from a static solution. We use a variable in the selector.

10:58 Extract data from window
The Extract data from a window is used to extract data from a window. Create a UI element, and the result will be stored in a variable.

12:48 Get subtext
Use the Get subtext action to manipulate text and get a part of the text. Remember that the character position is zero-indexed.

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