You create Power Automate flow and use Flow Checker to find and fix errors. What are the two main categories of issues Flow Checker provides?

The correct answer is B. Warnings D. Errors. Flow Checker in Power Automate analyzes a flow and categorizes its findings into exactly two types of issues: Errors (D) and Warnings (B). Errors are critical problems that will prevent the flow from being saved or running - for example, a required field left empty or an…

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You create Power Automate flow and use Flow Checker to find and fix errors. What are the two main categories of issues Flow Checker provides?

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AConnections
BWarnings
CFormulas
DErrors
ERuntime

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A
7% (2)
B
89% (25)
E
4% (1)

Explanation

Flow Checker in Power Automate analyzes a flow and categorizes its findings into exactly two types of issues: Errors (D) and Warnings (B). Errors are critical problems that will prevent the flow from being saved or running - for example, a required field left empty or an invalid expression. Warnings are non-blocking issues that allow the flow to run but indicate potential problems or best-practice violations - for example, deprecated actions or missing optional configurations. Understanding this distinction is important: a flow with only warnings can still be activated and run, while a flow with errors cannot. The other choices (Connections, Formulas, Runtime) are not categories used by Flow Checker.

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