Hi,
I have written PowerShell script1 to update list item of column TriggerEmail=Yes
Now in MS Flow1 I am checking if column TriggerEmail= Yes and triggering email1
Now I have written Powershell script2 to update list item of column FinalReminderTriggerEmail=Yes
Now in MS Flow2 I am checking column if FinalReminderTriggerEmail=Yes and triggering email2
But unfortunately, email1 and email2 are getting triggered.
Finally I need only email2 to be triggered after running the script2 to update list item of column FinalReminderTriggerEmail=Yes
To achieve this I can’t switch off MSflow1 as MSflow1 is still triggering the email1 due to 9000 items.
Also I cannot create another script to clear TriggerEmail=Yes as MSflow1 is still triggering the email1 due to 9000 items.
Please share your ideas/thoughts to eradicate the issue.
Regards,
Sudheer
Use MS Flow trigger conditions to onyl trigger flow based on condition
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-gP-E6CCE4
I suggest using a trigger condition in your first Flow that checks if TriggerEmail = yes and FinalReminderTriggerEmail = No. If the condition is not met, the Flow ends.
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