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How to add a branch to an exist action

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Posted on by MaxChen1 7

Hi everyone,

    Thanks for suggestion from everyone first.

    As title, I have a question is how to add a action branch.

    As below image, I added a new action in the rightest, but I want connect it to the exist action like the red line I drawed.

    But I can not find any button to do it.

 

MaxChen1_1-1681714522701.png

    Thanks a lot.

Max

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  • v-peijunz-msft Profile Picture
    v-peijunz-msft Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @MaxChen1 

     

    Do you mean you would like to move the Condition action on the rightest place to the place that below the action in the center?

     

    If so, you could click on "+New step":

    vpeijunzmsft_0-1681715366144.png

    and it will show like this:

    vpeijunzmsft_1-1681715407688.png

     

    Best regards,

    Sylvia

     

  • MaxChen1 Profile Picture
    MaxChen1 7 on at

    Thanks.

    I have used the method you mentioned before to did it.
    But I add a new action on the rightest today, so my question is how to connect the new action to old branch without delete anything.

     

    ps. This is my flow overview as reference for you.

    MaxChen1_0-1681716287580.png

     

     

    thanks a lot again.

    Max

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    v-peijunz-msft Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @MaxChen1 

     

    I am afraid that currently it cannot connect the new action to old branch via dragging the action.

    The way is to copy the actions below which you would like to connect to the new action and delete them, and then click on new step > My clipboard.

     

    Best regards,

    Sylvia

     

  • MaxChen1 Profile Picture
    MaxChen1 7 on at

    Hi @v-peijunz-msft ,

     

        May I ask a question that is unrelated to this issue?

        Is there a simpler way to manage this flow (adding or deleting steps), either by programming or by reading from a table?

        

    Best regards,

    Max

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