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Condition statement to bypass Approval

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Posted on by tsjaynes

The process is to dynamically pull approver from SharePoint list, and start the Approval process. There are also two other approvers that always will have the process sent to them. How do I bypass the dynamic approvers if they are not needed? I had a false expression that worked and lost it.

Example: Director sends form for approval. Process sends it to Program Director chosen dynamically from SharePoint list. HR and Executive Director always receives an approval also. If the process only needs HR and Executive Director approval it needs to skip Program Director Process.

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Brad_Groux 4,556 on at

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Re: Condition statement to bypass Approval

If you could provide an expanded screenshot of your Flow and steps, your Flow run history, and of any detailed error messages you're receiving we could likely better assist you. Also, for the best results, you may want to review How to write a good forum post.

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Re: Condition statement to bypass Approval

Hi,

You may need to save the approvers in a SP list and set up flags for the scenarios where they will be needed, also you can combine that with Switch control and configure different cases.

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tsjaynes 6 on at

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Re: Condition statement to bypass Approval

I have an approvers list that is dynamically pulled for "Program Director Approval" The other two approvals are to always run.

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tsjaynes 6 on at

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