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Power Automate a flow based on Forms submittal
RobElliott So I'm doing some conditional branching. What is the best practice for having branches for 14 conditions? Where, how is best to put the conditions in?
Jleebiker you don't want to use a condition in that case if you are just looking at the answer to the "Please select....." question. Instead you should use a type of condition called a Switch. That will add "Cases" to your flow: in case the answer is Adobe then do x, y and z; in case the answer is Microsoft then do x, y and z etc. You can up to 27 of these cases in each Switch. In the example below the email goes to a different person depending on the department selected.
As you will have to have the actions in each case channel don'#t forget you can copy actions to your clipboard from the 3 dots at the top right of each action and then in other channels select the action from the clipboard.
Rob
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