How to use a 'Do Until' loop in Power Automate Flow - Microsoft 365

How to use a "Do Until" loop in Power Automate Flow - Microsoft 365 - Power Platform

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[LiveLife]

Thank you for great explanation. I would to see a multi-approval system with power automated using do until or apply to each and other such type of real world problem flows.

[blazejpopowicz]

Thank You, it was very helpful. Are you planning on making any more of those?

[mrwhammer]

So i tried PT30S and it doesnt timeout. Also what happens if the do until timeouts in an approval loop? Does the flow just go on to the next step of the loop? Can you do an example of the do until loop actually timing out?

[conaxlearn]

Do Until will always execute the actions within at least once before evaluate the loop condition, correct?
i.e. if you had initialized DoUntilLoopVar to true in the beginning, the loop will still execute once?

[parulyadav]

Thanks for the explanation, delay timer is 24 hr, until value did'nt true send email in every 24 hr, so what will be the Timeout time?

[paulordonez]

It only works for ID 1, its not picking up the other items on the same list?

[sanlcaglar]

I put get items instead of get item. inside do until loop I also put get item to re-fetch current item. However I could not manage to end workflow (do until) even changing the column value in order to set a new value to the variable set at the beginning. Do you mind introducing a video to show how to handle above scenario for multiple items

[lokeshnavin]

I wanted to set for 30 days with delay 6 hours 120 times check.... So P30D will this work

[tusharmehtadxb]

Hi, Have you tried with multiple approvals, if yes will do you mind sharing the url for the same?

[arlinddude]

I am curious. Why use the initialize variable action when you can just trigger the recurrent flow, get item, apply condition of status=ordered and then send mail?

[mabob]

Dear friend, this is really useful, however, i couldn't apply this to my context. I want to send automatic email to the recipient of Ms. Forms, which we send our survey and they didn't respond on time. I want to add automatic reminder every 3 days, can you kindly help me and share any steps or flow from power-automate? Appreciate it in advance.

[bertoso]

Muito obrigado pela explicação, me ajudou muito em um processo que estou montando aqui no trabalho...i am from Brazil. tks!