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Flow created in mobile app doesn't exist in "My Flows"

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I created a flow in the mobile app which triggers on a daily basis using the scheduled time, it connects to Microsoft Planner and sends an email. I deleted the flow from the mobile app, but the flow still runs and sends me an email daily! I need to stop the flow from sending daily emails but I can't find the flow, and it doesn't exist in My Flows nor Team flows. Is there a way to find the flow and delete it properly

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Gristy 2,429 on at

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get the admin of your environment to take a look from their end perhaps they can see it.
or try flow studio to see if it shows up using that also

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Hi @MattChatt42 ,

You can try to implement your requirements using the actions provided in Flow management and Microsoft Flow for Admin connector. First, use the Get flow action to see if you can get the specified Flow, and then use the delete flow action to delete the Flow.

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MattChatt42 9 on at

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@Gristy Thanks, I didn't know about the flow studio or PowerStudio as it is now called. This is how I was able to resolve my problem:

I first logged into PowerStudio to see my flows. The Flow in question wasn't there however.
I then expanded the Flow section to see Admin, when I clicked on that it "fetched flows as admin" (I don't understand how my user account has access to flows as admin, but hey)PowerStudio Admin view of all Flows
I could then see the offending flow listed.
When I clicked on the flow in the view, it opened a new tab in my browser in Flow trying to access the Flow object, but I saw an error banner on the top of the page which read: "The caller with object id '687b95b9-071c-46c3-8399-192c10b763c0' does not have permission for connection '462bc856-b147-4920-ab19-5b86223e6039' under Api 'shared_logicflows'.". Which lead me to think this flow must be under another user's context.
Back in the Flows>Admin view in PowerStudio, hovering over the user icon, I could see the ObjectID of the Owner that wasn't my user's ObjectID.
I then went to AAD users and searched for the ObjectID in the portal, but the search functionality doesn't search across ObjectID, so I had to export and download all AAD users in a CSV.
Searching the downloaded CSV for the ObjectID I found in the hover card in PowerStudio, I found the user name.
In an in-private browser session, I was able to log into Flow using the user account found in step 7 above (Flow had not been innitialised yet, because I had to select a Country and continue the Flow welcome screen).
Once the Flow welcome was complete, I went to "My Flows" in the context of the user and found the exact flow listed.
I will now disable/modify the flow as per normal.
So huge big up to you for the PowerStudio tip!!

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