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Flow between Forms and Onenote - if field in form is "x", create a page in onenote, if "not" skip

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Posted on by tparish 10

I have a Form that I want the data within it populated into a OneNote notebook in various ways.

 

I've figured out how to create a section in a Onenote book, and then how to create a page.  And how to get the info onto those pages.

What I would like to do is....

Based on a multiple choice question if the answer is "1" create this page, if it is "2" create a different page (or skip step one), if it is "3" create a different page (or skill step 1 and 2).

Basically - I want it to do these "actions" but only if the answer to the multiple choice was "1"

But do these different "actions" if the answer was "2".

 

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    v-LilyW-msft Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @tparish 

    According to your description, you want to have different workflows for each answer in the Form.You can take a try with Switch Action.

    Please refer to the screenshots as below:

    This is my test From:

    vLilyWmsft_0-1628833801172.png

    Flow in details:

    vLilyWmsft_1-1628834258732.png

    vLilyWmsft_2-1628834275839.png

    vLilyWmsft_3-1628834322486.png

    When I select test1 in the Form,it will create a page

    vLilyWmsft_4-1628834406479.png

    When I select test1 in the Form,it will send an email

    vLilyWmsft_5-1628834487796.png

    When i select test3 in the From,it will do noting.

    vLilyWmsft_6-1628834564776.png

    Hope the content above may help you.

    Best Regards

    If my solution helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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    tparish 10 on at

    Thanks Lily that might work.  What I ended up doing was found Conditions action and used it.  If a condition is met do these things....if not nothing.  If it instead meets these do these other things.  Seems to have worked.

     

    tparish_0-1628877643700.png

     

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