A company creates a Power Automate cloud flow for a Power Apps app. The cloud flow must send an email to each active contact. You need to configure the flow. Which feature should you use?

The correct answer is B. Apply to each. The 'Apply to each' action in Power Automate is a loop that iterates over every item in a collection - in this case, the list of active contacts returned from a query. For each contact in that collection, the flow executes the 'Send an email' action. This is the correct way to…

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Question

A company creates a Power Automate cloud flow for a Power Apps app. The cloud flow must send an email to each active contact. You need to configure the flow. Which feature should you use?

Options

ACondition
BApply to each
CWait
DParallel branch

How the community answered

(55 responses)

A
5% (3)
B
76% (42)
C
4% (2)
D
15% (8)

Explanation

The 'Apply to each' action in Power Automate is a loop that iterates over every item in a collection - in this case, the list of active contacts returned from a query. For each contact in that collection, the flow executes the 'Send an email' action. This is the correct way to process multiple records one at a time. Option A (Condition) adds an if/else branch but does not iterate over records. Option C (Wait) pauses the flow for a duration or until a specific time, which is unrelated. Option D (Parallel branch) splits the flow into concurrent paths but does not loop through a list of records.

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#Power Automate#Cloud flows#Flow controls#Iteration

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