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HarminderSethi
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Purpose of different options in automated flow event settings options

Hi @RezaDorrani  

 

Can you please help me with the detail of all the options available in the settings of Automated flow event(i.e. When item is created in SharePoint. 

I have the idea of Trigger condition but not sure how it is related to Split on and the purpose of all other options like secure input, secure output, split-on tracking ID. If you can create 

 

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jinivthakkar
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@HarminderSethi Split on makes it so that each item in list of items, such as Tweets or Emails, gets its own flow run. For example, if a trigger checks for tweets every 5 minutes, and there are twenty tweets in that period of time, the flow will run twenty times. This is the default behavior. However, if you want to work with all twenty tweets at once, you can now disable Split On, which means you will have only one run, but with a list of tweets.

 

https://flow.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/four-connector-action-settings/

 

Secure input/ouput explained here : 

https://sharepains.com/2020/01/30/secure-your-input-and-output-in-flows-with-power-automate/#:~:text....

 

Split on tracking explained here :

https://www.atomicscope.com/blog/spliton-client-tracking-id-in-logic-apps/

 

One more blog which explains all : 

https://global-sharepoint.com/sharepoint-2/trigger-power-automate-flow-based-on-condition-in-sharepo...

 

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jinivthakkar
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@HarminderSethi Split on makes it so that each item in list of items, such as Tweets or Emails, gets its own flow run. For example, if a trigger checks for tweets every 5 minutes, and there are twenty tweets in that period of time, the flow will run twenty times. This is the default behavior. However, if you want to work with all twenty tweets at once, you can now disable Split On, which means you will have only one run, but with a list of tweets.

 

https://flow.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/four-connector-action-settings/

 

Secure input/ouput explained here : 

https://sharepains.com/2020/01/30/secure-your-input-and-output-in-flows-with-power-automate/#:~:text....

 

Split on tracking explained here :

https://www.atomicscope.com/blog/spliton-client-tracking-id-in-logic-apps/

 

One more blog which explains all : 

https://global-sharepoint.com/sharepoint-2/trigger-power-automate-flow-based-on-condition-in-sharepo...

 

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HarminderSethi
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Thanks @jinivthakkar 

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