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Describe loops and conditions, including switch, do until, and apply to each
From the course: Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals (PL-900) Cert Prep by Microsoft Press
Describe loops and conditions, including switch, do until, and apply to each
One of the most useful tools in creating flows in Power Automate is to use branching and looping in order to manipulate the data that you receive from data sources. And here's an example of that. This is called a condition action. And in this example, when a new email arrives through Outlook, then here comes the condition action, which is testing for a particular data element. Here it's looking at the importance field in the email, and it's testing whether importance is equal to high. So any condition is always testing for something in a yes or no matter. There's two options. Is importance equal to high, and we have an if yes action down here. If it's not, we have an if no action. So in this case, the if yes action contains another action that says send me a mobile notification, and here we have import email from that. We're still getting it from Outlook, the name of the person who sent the email, and we have a link and a…
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