From the course: Microsoft Power Automate: Business Process Flows
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Understanding branching - Power Automate Tutorial
From the course: Microsoft Power Automate: Business Process Flows
Understanding branching
- [Instructor] We've created our first BPF, and we've tested it to make sure that it works. Now, let's start looking at ways that we can add more functionality. The first thing I want to explore is branching. Branching, adds conditional logic to the BPF, which in turn affects the process steps. In our example that we've been working with, let's suppose that there are different process steps that need to happen based on the age of the car. With branching, we can use the year of the car as the condition, and move to alternate stages depending on the answer. Let's draw this out to see it better. Here's the current flow process. I'm going to add in a question, right here, Is the car newer than 1972? If the answer is, "Yes", we go down one route. If, "No", we go a second. And the important thing is that both paths wind up at the same point in the end BPFs are not able to handle conditions where all paths do not wind up at…
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