Respond to a PowerApp from a Flow with two responses???

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Posted on by sudosaurus

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Hello,

In my app, I have two text boxes with htmlText controls under this that are to show appended text. I then have a Power Automate flow, that gets the appended text history and appends it to the htmlText controls.

I have this working for the 'Argument History' but I also need to get this working for the 'Evidence History', however I don't appear to be able to send a response back to populate both history boxes.

Is there any way I can capture the responses in a variable and send both of these back as as two responses?

This is the Fx for the 'get history' button:

Set(Response, 'BSC-TestApp'.Run(galSubtopic.Selected.ID).response)

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WarrenBelz 155,427 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi sudosaurus

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sudosaurus 1,599 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Warren - thanks, I've tried using this but it doesn't seem to work:

Set(varHistoryResponse, 'BSC-TestApp'.Run(galSubtopic.Selected.ID)); Set(ArgResponse, varHistoryResponse.argresponse); Set(EviResponse, varHistoryResponse.eviresponse)

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WarrenBelz 155,427 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi sudosaurus,

I have not needed to do it myself, but the process in that thread looks OK in theory.

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What @WarrenBelz is saying is to close the parallel branch with only one Respond to PowerApps or flow action.

and inside powerapps app to use your previous formula:

Set(varHistoryResponse, 'BSC-TestApp'.Run(galSubtopic.Selected.ID)); Set(ArgResponse, varHistoryResponse.argresponse); Set(EviResponse, varHistoryResponse.eviresponse)

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WarrenBelz 155,427 Most Valuable Professional on at

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To clarify, what CU-18081211-6 is saying is correct - you need to join the branches back up at the bottom and send one response with two parameters.

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