Power Automate: Understanding Apply to Each [Power Automate Basics Series - Ep. 5]

Using Apply to Each automatically is one thing, but understanding why it occurs is another.  Follow along as Jonathon explains what the Apply to Each (or For Each Loop) is used for and how to works within a flow in Power Automate.

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[billgibsonguitar]

Wow. Jonathon, I love how slowly and clearly you speak. Granted, I'm more of a Power Automate beginner, but your steady, deliberate delivery--including explaining WHY things are happening--increases my absorption immensely. Rock on! Thanks

[kaiyao]

Thanks for the video! it is really helpful for me to understand Apply to each. Just wonder how do we send only one email to include all the items instead of four emails? Thanks.

[alahatim]

I was also trying to figure out how to just send 1 email with all the results. My boss would get mad if I spammed him with 4 separate emails like this. I'm thinking inside the apply to each we need to include a step at the end to add the items into an array or something. Then take the email step outside the loop so it only runs once and includes the array. I'll keep investigating