Microsoft Power Automate Tutorial - Conditional Triggers

Hey Flow Fans!
Join the Flow Ninja and I as we go over one of the most awesome features recently added to the product, Conditional Triggers!!

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Much Love from Me!
-Jon

[mangeshmehendale]

Excellent channel Jon! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! Much appreciated!

[andytuke]

Got to love John Liu, his enthusiasm is so infectious, and I never fail to learn something amazing every time I listen to him

[nghuwei]

Peek code hack is fantastic way of getting the expression of the item. I always does that in most of my flows and never gone wrong.

[mauricevold]

Thank you both. Any idea on what the Trigger Conditions are for checking a Doc Library for a file type on when a file is created? Been playing with it today and can't seem to quite get it right.

[haydenr]

Man I wish the HTTP Request and Response weren't premium connectors

[enitesh]

Thanks for the video. I was looking for something like this. Till now I managed it using conditions within Flow. Will try this out today.


One question from me. I have observed that when the trigger condition is « when a file is created or updated in SharePoint », the flow takes lot of time to initiate. Around 2-3 minutes. But when the trigger is when a file is created in SharePoint, it runs as soon as the file is created. Anyways to speed up for the updated trigger ?

[CHAMONIX]

When modified can have its own trigger, like Nintex

[andrewjameson]

Cannot read the screen, do I really need to see you and John on the screen as well.