New Trigger Conditions for Flow!

[Audrie Gordon]

Microsoft Flow triggers now have a built-in condition checker (in the settings). Now in only 1 step, you can set a condition for a specific column, so that the trigger only fires when the condition is met! We wanted newer Flow makers to be able to leverage this new feature too, so here is a video that shows offr the new feature, with the bonus of a few extra tips for newer makers with minimal experience with expressions.

Enjoy,

Audrie

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcTMBQ9KuUA

[#2]

Thanks! This is huge gap that we used to use all the time in SharePoint designer flows that has now been filled! Thanks for letting us know about it!

[#3]

@Audrie Gordon This is great, thank you! 

I have a question regarding the trigger. I want to be able to trigger a flow when a specific column is modified in anyway, what is the trigger condition for that? Is it something like "@onChange("?

[#4]

@Audrie Gordon I have the same question as @JodyClaggett985 . Can you provide any clarification on how to make a trigger link to a specific column being modified?

Thanks.

[#5]

@Audrie Gordon 

Finally, Very good! 

Thx for sharing.

[#6]

Here you guys go. Only current way to do this is utilizing an HTTP request call to get a columns previous value, then act based on the change.

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Power-Automate-Community-Blog/Check-for-a-Change-in-a-SharePoint...

[#7]

Excellent, thanks @Chris Webb !