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Trigger control to look at only a specific change in column

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I am trying to find out how to set up a trigger condition to only activate when there is a change in specific column in share-point. This will help with the infinite loop issue that I have when there is change .

I got this here. But I am not sure it is correct. When I run it it dose not do anything.

@And(equals(triggerBody()?['Status'], 'Active'), not(equals(triggerBody()?['Status'], triggerOutputs()?['queries']?[0]?['Status'])))

The column that I am looking at the Status column.

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Hi @wmedina

Do you want to trigger only when status is active? Have a look at my video tutorial.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2k8J6MR0z9E

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I am actually trying to see to trigger if there is any changes in status from checked In or any changes noted if possible

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Hi @wmedina

If its a single column change you want to track and further updates of any other field changes does not want to trigger then you need to implement in a different way.

Have a look on this article.

Run a flow when a SharePoint column is modified | Power Automate Blog (microsoft.com)

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It looks like it working. However, It appears that it creating a loop because it wont clear out the drop-down and it keep updating the status value

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Hi @wmedina

Post a screenshot of your trigger and condition you set.

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