Hi there,
I have the following flow.
Form is submmitted it adds a row (all good)
Next step is that it updates a row in a different workbook with multiple tables. I have made parallel commands to update the row in different tables. It works.
Question: When i run the flow it fails the tables that doesn't have the correct information: 1) is this OK, 2) is there a better way?
Thank you,
Thank you Tom
Hi @TT12 ,
Yes, I think there is a better way. The issue is those error messages will create havoc later and you will have to troubleshoot this while live in production.
My recommendation between add a row and your update row actions is to add a conditional step so you eliminate those errors on update actions. Another option to consider is add a switch, although there isn't enough information here to describe that, but I think, at a minimum, a conditional step should be enough.