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In this Blog, we will see how to use Terminate Operation in Microsoft flows

Some of you who have read my posts will know I have an aversion to complex column types for data fields in Power Apps unless there is a good and necessary reason to use them. On the lesser end of this scale, Choice columns cannot be used to Sort by in a Delegable manner and still in general add a level of complexity that may not be needed if you are only using single choices.
You can of course "hard code" them in Power Apps Drop-down /Combo Box controls, but any changes require design privileges in Power Apps, not something you always want.

I was building a very complex PowerApps (Canvas) screen that included too many controls and that has affected my screen and app performance. One of the recommendations that PowerApps provided is to break the App into multiple apps and I did exactly that. Then I had to build the mechanism to navigate back and forth between my main app and the new app and that is why I am writing this blog. 

So our Use case is that we have two PowerApps applications and we need to navigate from one app to another and go back and forth between the two. 

I will name my first application APP A and my second application APP B.

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