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change the value of a column depending on the expiration time
JoseJulian you won't be able to do this within SharePoint on its own but will need a simple flow in Power Automate.
The trigger will be the SharePoint when an item is created trigger. Next add a delay action and set it to 45 minutes. That will pause the flow for 45 minutes:
Next, add a condition to check if the Status value is equal to approved - my column is a choice column which is why you select Status Value from the dynamic content.
You can leave the green "if yes" channel empty, but in the red "if no" channel add a SharePoint update item action and select Expired from the dropdown on the field. If your column is a text column then just type Expired into the field.
Rob
Los Gallardos
Microsoft Power Automate Community Super User
JoseJulian you won't be able to do this within SharePoint on its own but will need a simple flow in Power Automate.
The trigger will be the SharePoint when an item is created trigger. Next add a delay action and set it to 45 minutes. That will pause the flow for 45 minutes:
Next, add a condition to check if the Status value is equal to approved - my column is a choice column which is why you select Status Value from the dynamic content.
You can leave the green "if yes" channel empty, but in the red "if no" channel add a SharePoint update item action and select Expired from the dropdown on the field. If your column is a text column then just type Expired into the field.
Rob
Los Gallardos
Microsoft Power Automate Community Super User
