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 Important changes (deprecations) coming in Power Platform
 
-  Article  02/13/2025  51 contributorsFeedbackIn this article
+  Article  02/13/2025  53 contributorsFeedbackIn this article
 
 The announcements and deprecations described in this article apply to Power Apps and Power Automate. Admins and IT professionals can use this information to prepare for future releases. This article was first published on June 27, 2017.
 
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 Effective February 19, 2025, the Train with examples feature to transform examples to Power Fx formulas is deprecated and no longer supported. We recommend using Transform natural language to Power Fx formulas.
 
+Deprecation of Snowflake connector [Deprecated]
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+The Snowflake (Deprecated) connector will be discontinued on May 26, 2025. A new and improved version with additional features is now available. For more details, visit the new Snowflake (Preview) connector reference article. We strongly encourage you to switch soon to take advantage of the upgrades.
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+What action do I need to take?
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+Please make sure you replace your existing connections of the deprecated Snowflake connector with the new Snowflake (Preview) connector in all of the applications utilizing this connector. If you need assistance in replacing your connections in Power Automate Flows or Power Apps, please refer to the below following documentation:
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+  Manage connections in Power Automate - Power Automate | Microsoft Learn  Manage connections in canvas apps - Power Apps | Microsoft LearnImpact
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+If action is not taken by May 26, 2025, the application(s) utilizing Snowflake (Deprecated) connector will no longer function as expected.
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 Deprecation of Ask a virtual agent
 
 Effective March 11, 2025, the Ask a virtual agent feature in Power Apps is deprecated and no longer supported. We recommend using Copilot in Power Apps for assistance when creating an app. For general help in Power Apps, select Help (question mark icon in the upper right) > Support > Problem.