Flow Logic Control

Correct Answers: B and C

Power Automate provides several logic Control actions: Condition, Loops: Apply to each and Do Until, Scope, Switch, and Terminate.

Option B is correct because you can use a Switch action to compare more than two items.

If you compare two items, use the Condition.

Option C is correct because there are two actions that perform loops: Apply to each and Do until.

Option A is incorrect because the Condition performs if-then-else logic, not if-else.

Option D is incorrect because the Terminate action stops the total flow, not a condition branch.

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Power Automate is a cloud-based service that allows you to create automated workflows between different apps and services. Within Power Automate, you can use a variety of actions and conditions to control the flow of your workflow.

Here are some details about the statements provided in the question:

A. Power Automate Condition performs if-else logic This statement is correct. The Condition action in Power Automate allows you to perform if-else logic. You can use it to check if a condition is true or false, and then execute different actions based on the result. For example, you can use the Condition action to check if a field in a SharePoint list is empty, and then send an email notification if it is.

B. You need to use the Switch action to compare more than two items This statement is not entirely correct. While the Switch action is designed for comparing multiple items, you can also use the Condition action to compare multiple items using the "or" operator. For example, you could use a Condition action to check if a value is equal to "A" or "B" or "C", and then execute different actions based on the result.

C. Two actions perform loops: Apply to each and Do until This statement is correct. The Apply to each and Do until actions in Power Automate allow you to perform loops. The Apply to each action allows you to loop through a collection of items, such as a list of files in OneDrive, and then perform the same action on each item. The Do until action allows you to perform a loop until a specific condition is met.

D. Terminate action stops a condition branch. This statement is correct. The Terminate action in Power Automate allows you to stop the current branch of a condition. You can use it to stop processing further actions if a certain condition is met. For example, you could use the Terminate action to stop a flow if an error occurs during processing.

In summary, all of the statements in the question are correct except for statement B, which is partially incorrect.