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Power Automate for App Makers Flashcards

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  1. In Power Automate, which action type allows makers to return data from a cloud flow back to the calling Canvas app?

    Answer: Respond to a Power Apps or flow action

    The 'Respond to a Power Apps or flow' action sends output parameters back to the Canvas app that triggered the flow.

  2. What does the 'Condition' control in Power Automate enable?

    Answer: Branch the flow into two paths based on a true/false evaluation

    The Condition control evaluates an expression and routes the flow to a 'Yes' or 'No' branch accordingly.

  3. Which Power Automate feature allows a maker to package multiple actions as a reusable named unit that can be called from other flows?

    Answer: Child flow

    Child flows are separate cloud flows invoked by parent flows using the 'Run a Child Flow' action, enabling reuse of common logic.

  4. In Power Automate, what is the purpose of a 'Do Until' loop?

    Answer: Repeat actions until a specified condition becomes true

    'Do Until' continuously executes enclosed actions until the exit condition evaluates to true.

  5. Which Power Automate trigger fires when a row in a Dataverse table is created, updated, or deleted?

    Answer: When a row is added, modified or deleted (Dataverse trigger)

    The Dataverse connector's 'When a row is added, modified or deleted' trigger starts the flow on any DML event on the specified table.

  6. What does 'Run after' configuration on a Power Automate action allow makers to do?

    Answer: Control which completion statuses of the previous action (succeeded, failed, skipped, timed out) trigger the next action

    'Run after' lets makers define alternate execution paths based on whether prior actions succeeded, failed, timed out, or were skipped.

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