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Power Automate Flow Using Forms - Using Condition/Switch Effectively
Hello, I'm trying to create a power automate flow which branches in two different directions given the response in Forms. Based on the response to the Availability or Demand field in...
skhat88 why not just use a condition as you only have 2 outcomes from the Availability or Demand field? You can test what the value is that is being evaluated in the condition/switch by adding a Compose control and that will indicate what the problem is.
Rob
Los Gallardos
Microsoft Power Automate Community Super User
So would the condition be nested within the compose control action?
- Yes you just a compose into both the green (yes) and red (no) channels.
RobElliott So something like this?
I'm not entirely sure what the compose function does, but I added it under the excel actions in both the yes and no conditions.
Regards,
Samir- In this case the Compose is just there so that when you do a check after the flow has run you can see what the value of Availability was in case the flow doesn't run as expected.