i cant get my trigger flow to work.

[FordBro]

what am i doing wrong i have tried the condition every which way. when i swithc

[manuelstgomes]

Hi @FordBro 

If the value "Shared to...." that you're including in the condition is a Yes/No in SharePoint you should compare with true/false.

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[FordBro]

i dont understand..

[manuelstgomes]

Hi @FordBro 

in your condition instead of "Yes" put "true".

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[hayden]

If you want to trigger your flow on a certain condition, ie if a field is set to yes, I would use the trigger condition options, here is a great video to get you started:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICQEPSsx-qA

It will:

1) reduce the number of flows steps (you wont need an additional condition step to see if you need to do an action)

2) reduce the number of flows which are triggered

[FordBro]

didn't work.. :...………..(

[manuelstgomes]

HI @hayden 

Follow my screenshot.. "true" is in lowercase..

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[FordBro]

didnt work. 

[Gristy]

Hi Fordbro,

Please instead of typing it in, click "Expression" and type true and then press OK.

[manuelstgomes]

Hi @FordBro 

Let's try this again. Please check if your SharePoint list item is as follows:

With this, you're sure that you're getting a boolean value. Then compare as follows:

Attached there's a template with the Flow above that you can import and see how all works. You need to point to your own instances and Lists.

With this, I'm sure you'll be able to achieve what you need.

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