Users within a company use Flow for personal productivity. Users often overwrite their working flows by editing the definitions and are unable to undo changes after saving a flow. You need to ensure…

The correct answer is A. Export C. Save As. To protect a working flow from being overwritten, users can use Export (A) to download the current flow definition as a .zip package, which can be re-imported to restore the flow to that state if later changes cause problems. Save As (C) creates a full copy of the current flow…

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Question

Users within a company use Flow for personal productivity. Users often overwrite their working flows by editing the definitions and are unable to undo changes after saving a flow. You need to ensure that users can revert a flow to the current state. Which two options can you use? Each correct answer presents a complete solution. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

Options

AExport
BRename
CSave As
DShare

How the community answered

(43 responses)

A
84% (36)
B
5% (2)
D
12% (5)

Explanation

To protect a working flow from being overwritten, users can use Export (A) to download the current flow definition as a .zip package, which can be re-imported to restore the flow to that state if later changes cause problems. Save As (C) creates a full copy of the current flow under a new name, preserving the original working version while the user edits the copy - if changes go wrong, the copy can be discarded and the original remains intact. Rename (B) only changes the flow's display name and does not preserve any version or state. Share (D) grants other users access to the flow but does nothing to preserve the current definition or allow rollback.

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#Power Automate#Flow management#Versioning#Backup

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