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Hey,
I Have a form that automatically creates an excel line and also sends email directly, that works!
But there are several questions with yes or no that are not related to each other. For some of those answers, I want to send them to a different email address. I can't use a switch function here for or conditions.
So :
If 1= Yes-->send it to e-mail 1 (don't care what the others are)
If 2= Yes-->send it to e-mail 2 (don't care what the others are)
If 3= Yes-->send it to e-mail 3 (don't care what the others are)
but what when answer 1 And 2, 3 are both Yes,
Only the first is now working when i use conditons,
can somebody give me a hint?
Can I ask what container this is all in, currently?
It looks like it is in an Apply to each action, and I'm just curious if that's needed.
One thing that you can do with your 3 conditions for these emails is to place it all into a Scope action, and have it run in a parralel branch on your flow. This will mean that you can literally just put it to one side of your main flow and/or minimise it.
Hi @vermeiso ,
Am not sure if you have solve this problem, but @OliverR-82 's solution is correct for your scenario, the flow is like below because the 3 answers are not related among each other:
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Hi @vermeiso ,
If you only have 3 questions (or a relatively low number, anyway), I would just add 3 conditions. The first one checks for the answer to the 1st question and sends an email if answer is "yes", does nothing if answer is "no".
Second condition then checks answer to 2nd question: if answer is "yes" send mail, if "no", do nothing. Same thing for the third condition. Note that they should not be nested conditions like you currently have, they should be placed one after the other.
That is probably not the most efficient way of doing it. For example, it would send 3 separate e-mails if the answers to all 3 questions is "yes", rather than just sending 1 e-mail to all 3 mail addresses at once. But, if it's a flow that will only process a relatively low number of form submissions, then doing it this way might be enough to get the job done?
If you want to avoid sending multiple e-mails you could use a string variable that would contain the mail addresses to send to, and append to that string when the conditions are true. Then you could have a single "send an email" action at the end of your flow, instead of in each "yes" branch.
Does that make sense?
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