Using environment variables for a flow trigger

[powerflows]

Hi, how can I use environment variables in the trigger of the flow. For example, I use the trigger "when a new response is submitted" of Microsoft Forms. I want to use the form "A" for the flow "F1" and the form "B" for the flow "F2". Those forms should be saved as environment variables.

I hope someone can help me 

[yashkamdar]

Hello Team,

You can either directly hard code the Form Names in those triggers so that the Flow always refers to a particular form or use an Environment variable using the article as a reference.

Environment variable - https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/environment-variables-available-in-preview/

For Flow you might need to navigate a bit to the bottom side of the above article, in the first part PowerApps is explained and then Power Automate.

In case you are okay with hard coding

For example, all my Forms are available, I can just go ahead and choose one of the forms for a particular flow.

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[s-apppowerapps5]

This article doesn't really have any information on using the environment variable in the trigger, though. I'd love to hear if anyone has some info on that!

[jimr1]

I recently tried to use an environment variable on 'when a new response is submitted' and it does not appear to want to accept dynamic content. 

My current workaround is to put a comment / note on the issue to change the 'custom value' for the form id (which is the first step in the flow). I also store the form id in an environment variable, as further down in the flow I need to use the 'Get Response Details' details which also needs the form id, so rather than update it to two locations, when promoting any future changes to production, I only change one.