Hi @Anonymous
Can you please share more details on the scenario that you are trying to build? That way we might better understand the issue and help you with that.
To your question on the recurrence trigger: The recurrence trigger works in a way where you set a schedule on which you want the flow to run (could be seconds, minutes, hours, days etc.). As this is a trigger, you cannot use it as an action. To keep iterating an action, you can trigger the flow on the schedule and add a do until loop or use an apply to each loop to achieve the outcome.
For the dynamics based triggers on schedule: If you want to trigger the flow when a record changes (flow now supports tracking attribute changes on records too) you can use the Dynamics 365 or CDS connectors and check out the available triggers.
Note that flow does not support using two triggers in a flow. So for the schedule part, you can trigger the flow on a schedule and list the records based on any filter conditions and perform the operations that you intend to. (Makes sense?)
Hope this Helps!
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