Passing second value to Power Automate in ForAll

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Hi Team, I am having issues with my RunFlow from PowerApps. I want to be able to pass a second text value to my Flow along with my file in my ForAll below:
 
 
ForAll(
    DataCardValue5_1.Attachments, 
    CSVFlow.Run(
        {
            file: {
                contentBytes: Value,  // Attachment content
                name: Name            // Attachment name
            }
        }
    )
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Add a second parameter of type string to the flow's trigger. After you save it the flow will automatically move the file parameter to the last one in line. Then call the flow using the following.

CSVFlow.Run(TextParameter, { file: { contentBytes: Value, // Attachment content name: Name // Attachment name } }

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How would the flow know to take inpType.Text? Sorry this is my first time building this particular type of flow:

Would TextParamater refer to the input field?

CSVFlow.Run(TextParameter, { file: { contentBytes: Value, // Attachment content name: Name // Attachment name } }

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Use the following code. But be careful. As I said if you save and reopen the flow you will see that it moved the file parameter to the second parameter instead of the first. It always will be the last.

CSVFlow.Run(inpType.Text, { file: { contentBytes: Value, // Attachment content name: Name // Attachment name } } )

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