For example, I have a Flow that is to connect Planner with outlook. So each time I 'flag' an email it goes directly to the selected Plan ID.
To do so, I used:
*Here is where I need help! I would like to know if there is any way to select for the same flow a second Binder/Folder (e.g. Inbox and sent items). I thought it would be easy (adding both separated by a comma, but it seems that's not possible).
As an alternative, I tried to create a second trigger (clone of the original) just changing the selected folder, meaning: 1 trigger for Inbox and 1 for Sent Items and below the same action, but the following error appears: "WorkflowRunAction Type Unsupported"
So, I have two questions:
Thank you!
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@Carolinama you can use this documentation as starting point https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/create-child-flows . Let me know if you feel stuck or have questions.
@Carolinama you can create your flows in a solution, then create a flow instant flow manual trigger, which will act as a child flow which has the main logic of your flow, then create different flows with different triggers which will call the child flow. This way all your common logic resides in the child flow, using "Run a Child Flow" action in parent flows child flow will be triggered, the parent flows will have the outlook triggers.
Thank you Ana!
I understand that Child Flow is a trigger that depends of another trigger, therefore there are not in the same level of hierarchy. Does Child flow equation commands as an 'OR'? because It makes sense that a Child flow is more an 'AND'..
All im trying to do is to connect Inbox and Sent Items to the same flow. Its the same trigger, I just wanted to select two folders for it. isnt there any other simpler solution to do so?
Thank you!
@Carolinama no i dont think you can select two folders in the trigger, and flow cant have multiple triggers.
Thank you so much for your answers, your been really helpful. Do you know where I can find a setp by step for your previous solution?
@Carolinama you can use this documentation as starting point https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/create-child-flows . Let me know if you feel stuck or have questions.
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