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I keep failing at For Each.

Can anyone help me with this error?

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creativeopinion 10,502 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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@LisaN It's hard to troubleshoot without seeing your full flow. Are you able to upload a screenshot of your entire flow?

For more flow troubleshooting tips—check out this YT Tutorial: 5 Power Automate Troubleshooting FAQs and Helpful Tips for Creating Better Flows
In this tutorial I cover:
✅ How to troubleshoot a false Condition action result
✅ How to get dynamic content when it isn’t selectable from the list of dynamic content
✅ How to troubleshoot an Apply to Each action that isn’t looping through
✅ How to troubleshoot a skipped Apply to Each action
✅ How to troubleshoot a Filter Query
✅ How to use a SharePoint yes/no column in a Filter Query
✅ How to use Compose actions to troubleshoot a Power Automate flow
✅ How to troubleshoot multiple emails being sent
✅ How to troubleshoot multiple Teams messages being sent

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LisaN 11 on at

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I appreciate whatever help you can give. My understanding is that when I created the Get Items step, it should have added a box above it , underneath For Each, essentially outlined the action....but I'm new to Automate.

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creativeopinion 10,502 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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@LisaN Sorry it's hard to tell with the New Designer what you are looping through. Can you switch to the Classic designer by clicking the toggle in the top right of the screen and uploading a screenshot of the flow in the Classic Designer?

There are also still bugs with the new designer. There are especially issues when it comes to using it with the When a new response is submitted trigger. I would recommend working in the Classic Designer.

Also, it's not good practice to run a Get Items action inside an Apply to Each loop. You want to pull that action outside of the Apply to Each loop and use a Filter Array action instead. To learn more about how to use the Filter Array action, please refer to this recent YT Tutorial I uploaded.

In the meantime, you might be interested in this YT Tutorial I recently uploaded: How to Get a Microsoft Form RSVP Response into a SharePoint List
I cover the following in this video tutorial:
✅ How to get a Microsoft Form Response into SharePoint
✅ How to get a Microsoft Form ID
✅ How to get a Microsoft Form response
✅ How to Build a Microsoft Form with Conditional Fields
✅ How to used Branching in Microsoft Forms
✅ How to format Microsoft Form multiple choice responses for a SharePoint multi-choice column
✅ How to parse a Microsoft Form multiple choice response as string of text
✅ How to convert a text response to a number
✅ How to use the Switch action
✅ How to create a custom email confirmation for a Microsoft Form submission
✅ How to Create a Custom View in a SharePoint list
✅ How to use the Compose Action
✅ How to write Power Automate Expressions

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Because you are new to Power Automate, check out this video: Power Automate Beginner Tips and Tricks | 5 Things You Need to Know – Part 1
I cover the following in this video tutorial:
✅ Power Automate Beginner Tips and Tricks
✅ Why use the Manual Trigger instead of an Automated Trigger
✅ 3 Ways a Compose Action can help you build better flows
✅ How to Manually Trigger a flow with a specific Date and Time
✅ How to return a count of items
✅ How to use the top count
✅ How to send test emails

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creativeopinion 10,502 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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@LisaN Thanks! Once you've added the information from the Form submission into your Excel table you are using the List Rows present in a table action—are you listing rows from the same table you've just added to?

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Yes. The same table. Is that wrong?

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creativeopinion 10,502 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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@LisaN Not necessarily. Just trying to understand your logic. Can you explain the logic of your flow? After someone fills out a form, you are adding a row to the table—and also updating one or more rows in the same table?

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After adding a row into Excel, I want it to also add a row into Sharepoint (for collegues at work to access).
In the tutorial I did, it said to set it up this way. I am not altogether sure why.

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creativeopinion 10,502 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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@LisaN If the logic in your flow is to add a row to an Excel table and an Item to a SP list after your form has been submitted, your flow should look something like this.
Keep in mind, you may require additional actions based on the type of questions you have in your form. If you have a multi-choice response—you'll need to parse the response first. I cover that in this section of the tutorial.

I would recommend creating a brand new flow with a manual trigger while you are building and testing your flow. This way you can trigger your flow manually without. needing to leave Power Automate and fill out a form. I cover how to do this in this section of the tutorial.

Hope this helps!

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