Your desktop flow stores the run output in the outvar variable. You need to present a message with the run result using the Display message action.

The correct answer is D. The result is: %outvar%. In Power Automate Desktop, variables are referenced using the percent sign (%) as delimiters, in the format %variable_name%. To embed a variable inside a string for a Display message action, you simply wrap the variable name with % signs inline within the text. So the correct…

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Your desktop flow stores the run output in the outvar variable. You need to present a message with the run result using the Display message action.

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A'The result is: #outvar#'
B'The result is: ' + outvar
C%'The result is: outvar'%
DThe result is: %outvar%
E#'The result is: $outvar'#
F%'The result is: $outvar'%

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Explanation

In Power Automate Desktop, variables are referenced using the percent sign (%) as delimiters, in the format %variable_name%. To embed a variable inside a string for a Display message action, you simply wrap the variable name with % signs inline within the text. So the correct syntax is: The result is: %outvar%. The other options use incorrect delimiters (#, $) or incorrect quoting patterns that are not valid in Power Automate Desktop's expression syntax.

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