Using environment variables in a flow’s Excel action
I had a scenario where a flow with an Excel connection had to be usable in different tenants. On top of this, ALM for the flow had to be based on managed solutions. That naturally means there’s no touching and editing the flow after it’s been imported. From the platform’s perspective, environment variables are a means of defining values that differ between environments and tenants. In this…
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Using environment variables in a flow’s Excel action
I had a scenario where a flow with an Excel connection had to be usable in different tenants. On top of this, ALM for the flow had to be based on managed solutions. That naturally means there’s no touching and editing the flow after it’s been imported.
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