Some of the common operations / decision making one wants to perform in terms of programming is definitely switch-case!
Here’s how you can do it in power automate
Scenario
To keep things simple, I will simply reflect the name of the OptionSet value in a variable in Flow –
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- Here’s my OptionSet called Account Type with values Customer [1], Vendor [2] & Partner [3]
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- My Flow will be…
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Some of the common operations / decision making one wants to perform in terms of programming is definitely switch-case! Here’s how you can do it in power automate To keep things simple, I will simply reflect the name of the OptionSet value in a variable in Flow – Now, let’s get to the important part – Now, I can start entering the Cases one by one as shown below and setting the variable I created above.
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