Hi all-
My first time building a trigger-filtered flow. I have a calculated yes/no field that successfully changes to yes when conditions are met in a new entry to a list.
I built the trigger @equals(triggerBody()?['RunAutomation'],true and then a create new item step going to the destination list. It does not seem to run even when the RunAutomation field shows YES.
Everything else in the Trigger settings fields was left at the default.
I'd include a screenshot, but cannot figure out how to insert the image.
Thanks!
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Hi @ahowes,
I tried to reproduce your Flow, created a yes/no column named "NeedAdditionalTeam", and set condition in the "When an item is created or modified" trigger, and it works correctly:
And I also tried "When an item is created" trigger, it could work, too.
I assume the reason for the Flow not fired is caused by the column name not correct, if a column's name was modified, the column's system name wouldn't be changed. When you use it, it should be a system name, you could check its system name in the column detail page and extract it from URL:
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@v-litu-msft @abm , thanks so much for your help!
Here is what solved the issue...makes no sense to me, but it worked 🙂
My typo was in my post here, not in the workings of my workflow or the column name, so that wasn't the issue. I was using the correct column name in all of the workflows I attempted and even tried yet another new column. Still didn't work.
Solution:
I eliminated the column from the list. I built another new yes/no column named "AdditionalTeam". I deleted my previous workflows and started from scratch, except this time, I created a new one from a blank flow in Power Automate, rather than from the Power Automate button at the top of the SharePoint list. Makes no sense, but I'm not going to question it.
I used the exact statement from above except for changing the column name to "AdditionalTeam". It fired off just fine.
I very much appreciate the time you took out of your weekend to help!
Hi @ahowes
You are missing a bracket here for your expression
@equals(triggerBody()?['RunAutomation'],true
change to
@equals(triggerBody()?['RunAutomation'],true)
May I ask you what's your trigger is (SharePoint item created or modified?) then it should be
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Learn more from my blogOops. That is only missing in my post above. It is present in my workflow and is still not working. I just got to thinking that perhaps it's because I'm using a calculated column and the value isn't present when submitted. I'm going to try to use a non-calculated column and see what happens...
I added a non-calculated field and it still does not trigger 😞
Ok.........I don't have anything that is:
"May I ask you what's your trigger is (SharePoint item created or modified?) then it should be
Hi @ahowes
I have added a compose after the trigger and looked the peek code. It did showed ' triggerOutputs()?['RunAutomation']. I thought triggerBody()?['RunAutomation'] should have worked.
You need to set this under the settings > Trigger Condition
Please have a look at this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-gP-E6CCE4
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Learn more from my blogI am completely baffled. As I said, I built a new field to eliminate the potential that my calculated field (RunAutomation) was the problem. The new field "NeedAdditionalMeeting" is a manual yes/no. Per my original thought, your instruction AND the YouTube video you linked, I have it exactly as it should be (I think):
@equals(triggerBody()?['NeedAdditionalTeam'],true)
I also tried, since I'm grasping at straws at this point, and because I'm brand new and don't know any better:
@equals(triggerOutputs()?['RunAutomation'],true)
It still will not run. Everything else in the "when an item is created or modified" trigger is as it appears when first opened. I only added the statement above. This is frustrating! (But I guess if it were easy a lesser person would have my job 🙂 )
Oops. I typed wrong above. The field is "NeedAdditionalTeam". My statement matches the field, I just typed it wrong in my text above. Thanks.
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Thanks for your update.
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Learn more from my blogI even just rebuilt it from scratch just to see if something was corrupted in the original.
@equals(triggerBody()?['NeedAdditionalTeam'],true) still gets no triggered workflow 😞
Hi @ahowes
Thanks for the update.
Try
@equals(bool(triggerBody()?['NeedAdditionalTeam']),true)
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Learn more from my blogWell, at least I got an error that time! Nothing at all happened before...
InvalidTemplate. Unable to process template language expressions for trigger 'When_an_item_is_created_or_modified' at line '1' and column '4336': 'The template language function 'bool' was invoked with a parameter that is not valid. The value cannot be converted to the target type.'.
Hi @ahowes,
I tried to reproduce your Flow, created a yes/no column named "NeedAdditionalTeam", and set condition in the "When an item is created or modified" trigger, and it works correctly:
And I also tried "When an item is created" trigger, it could work, too.
I assume the reason for the Flow not fired is caused by the column name not correct, if a column's name was modified, the column's system name wouldn't be changed. When you use it, it should be a system name, you could check its system name in the column detail page and extract it from URL:
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Lin Tu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@v-litu-msft @abm , thanks so much for your help!
Here is what solved the issue...makes no sense to me, but it worked 🙂
My typo was in my post here, not in the workings of my workflow or the column name, so that wasn't the issue. I was using the correct column name in all of the workflows I attempted and even tried yet another new column. Still didn't work.
Solution:
I eliminated the column from the list. I built another new yes/no column named "AdditionalTeam". I deleted my previous workflows and started from scratch, except this time, I created a new one from a blank flow in Power Automate, rather than from the Power Automate button at the top of the SharePoint list. Makes no sense, but I'm not going to question it.
I used the exact statement from above except for changing the column name to "AdditionalTeam". It fired off just fine.
I very much appreciate the time you took out of your weekend to help!
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