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Flow ran successfully, but condition expression shows FALSE, and skipped the rest steps

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Posted on by abhishekgoel09 63
HI Team,
 
Flow runs successfully but Condition expression shows False and rest steps get skipped.
 
Please find the below flow, however when I run the test, it completed Successfully, but in Condition, its Expression result shows False, and rest step got skipped.
 
The condition is if the Reporting month equal to Last reporting month, then it will Copy the last month rows.
 
 
 
Refer the below Test Run output snap:
Please assist.
 
Regards,
Abhishek Goel
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  • ThomasSchneider Profile Picture
    ThomasSchneider 8 on at
    Flow ran successfully, but condition expression shows FALSE, and skipped the rest steps
    You should also format the Reporting month from Excel with the same formatDateTime() function you used for Last Reporting Month.
    Like @PStork1 wrote, use a compose to do this (and send an screenshot of both strings, for debugging). 
     
  • abhishekgoel09 Profile Picture
    abhishekgoel09 63 on at
    Flow ran successfully, but condition expression shows FALSE, and skipped the rest steps
    HI @Pstork1,
     
    Thanks for your response,
     
    Can you help me with the flow, as I have tried with Compose but still result remain same.
     
    Regards,
    Abhishek Goel
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    Pstork1 66,968 Most Valuable Professional on at
    Flow ran successfully, but condition expression shows FALSE, and skipped the rest steps
    I would suggest adding a Compose statement just in front of the Condition so you can look at the actual value of Reporting Month and Last Reporting Month.  This kind of problem is usually the result of the comparison not being the values that you expect.  Some of the things that are common
     
    1) One of the values has leading or trailing spaces
    2) The case of the two values don't match
    3) One may be a month name and the other a month number
     
    Looking at the actual values will let you figure out why the Condition is always False.

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