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I think you'll hear this, I think it will come across in the conversation just what a warm and genuine human being he is, in addition to being one top notch software professional. This week's guest is Ashvini Sharma, former colleague of mine back on project Gemini, the PowerPivot team back in the day, and hands down just one of the finest human beings I ever worked with. Rob Collie (00:00:00): Welcome back friends.

1:13:20 – What’s next for Power Automate?.

1:07:20 – Ash explains a “Hello World” scenario that will help many of you listening regarding automation of Export to Excel so that Power BI can pick up the refresh.

55:40 – A new segment called N Questions-Rob asks some burning questions, rapid-fire style.and some very interesting answers come out of it!.

47:30 – A little insight on how RPA was built and the cost of keeping company secrets.

34:05 – A Power Automate history lesson and some explanation on what it is and what it can do.

21:05 – Ash’s next pivot is RPA (Robotic Process Automation), the benefits of RPA, and some brilliant (and 1 possibly illegal) examples of RPA.

11:20 – Ash goes to the Excel Team and faces the challenges of his new role head-on, The Magic and Soul of Excel.

2:05 – How could anyone live without air conditioning?!, Maintaining the work/life balance is difficult.

If you want real-world examples of what Power Automate can do, this is the episode you need to listen to. As the Group Program Manager of Power Automate RPA at Microsoft, there is no better source of information about automation than from Ash! I understand the data no longer needs to travel via internet to server and back as it once did to turn the speech into text so I would expect alot more than 4 or 10 minutes recording time.Ashvini Sharma is one terrific human being and he knows a LOT about Robotic Process Automation (RPA). At least my previous opportunity to use the proper (non add-in) dictation from icon in Word hometab, let me record for a bit longer (maybe 10 min?)and also gave me a big red X to clearly show Because there is lagtime in text appearing, it isn't clear when the recording has actually stopped, which is causingĪlot of hassle and huge amounts of time. Length of recording time: Dictation add-in stops recording after about 4 minutes without warning or notification. Instead I have been using the dictation add-in, but less satisfactory as it takes more clicks to get it going, and then can't see the icon for quick switch-off or see it operating whilst recording, without additional clicks. Tried trussianguy's advice to add icon to ribbon, even though unworkable, but could not scroll to 'dict' as only 'dictionary' is in list. My local IT helpdesk tells me there is nothing I can do to bring it back, but just to wait for updates to automatically occur in Icon has now disappeared and enabling 'office intelligence' per above hasn't brought it back. Then Last week I have recently had our IT helpdesk 'clean' my laptop as there were a few corrupted files. I am not in any Insiders group that I'm aware of, and have automatic updates turned on. Then it just appeared one day and I had use of 'dictation' from the icon on ribbon of my hometab in Word (version 1808 Build 10730.20304) forĪ couple of months. I asked our IT helpdesk back in January to turn on Office dictation for me, but they were not able to. Visit the dedicated forum to share, explore andġ and 3 are definitely correct, I have sent an email to him asking about point 2. If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, Click here to learn more. Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they helped. Visit the dedicated forum to share, explore and talk to experts about Microsoft Teams. Otherwise, the Dictate button will not display. Make sure that the 'Enable services' option under File > Options > General > Office intelligent services is enable.

If you're a subscriber and don't see Dictate, it might not be available in your location or your application's proofing language is not English.ģ. Dictate is one of the Office Intelligent Services. Sure you have the latest version of Office.Ģ. Currently, it's an English-only features and is limited to US markets.

To use Dictation, you need to meet some requirements:ġ. Dictate requires an Office 365 subscription. If you are an Office 365 subscriber, make

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How is everything going now? As far as I know, it doesn't matter the Windows version.