Hello,
Relatively new Flow/Power Automate user.
I have a compose statement with a bunch of conditional statements.
1. If Change in SharePoint Column A = true, Then Show X otherwise Blank
2. If Change in SharePoint Column B = true, Then Show X otherwise Blank
3. and so forth (for over 60+ columns)
Then this compose output feeds into a Send Email Field
Formatting works fine when only 1 columns changes, but when 2 columns changes I get a string when I really want a single line break added.
However, when add <br> after each conditional statements I get too many line breaks.
Compose
1. If Change in SharePoint Column A = true, Then Show X otherwise Blank <br>
2. If Change in SharePoint Column B = true, Then Show X otherwise Blank <br>
3. and so forth
Is there a way to reduce a variable number of <br> to simply one?
Current:
<br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
Text
<br>
<br>
Desired:
<br>
Text
<br>
Thanks for sharing any ideas.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@kgordish i think add BR in the same compose function where we are doing SHOW X, that way you will have <BR> after each SHOW X, and there wont be any unnecessary <BR>
@kgordish i think add BR in the same compose function where we are doing SHOW X, that way you will have <BR> after each SHOW X, and there wont be any unnecessary <BR>
@annajhaveri Funny you mention that tactic. Trying that right now. Sometimes the a simple solution is the best solution. Hard a moment of clarity when I stepped away from coding last night. Walking away from a problem sometimes affords a moment of clarity.
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