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Failed flows to show as succeeded after they have ran successfully

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It would be great if when you have ran a failed flow that ran successfully that the failed line entry became successful. I had a list of over 20 failed flow entries that I had to resubmit which after clicking the first few became difficult to manage what ones I had clicked and what ones I hadn't resulting in a lot of double clicking on ones that were already submitted. Very fiddly and annoying after spending a good hour on something that could have taken me about 10-20 minutes max. Hate to think if this was a regular occurence how much of an inconvenience that it would be. Please improve the suceeded and failed reporting to avoid this happening again!

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AlanPs1 2,471 on at

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Hi @Anonymous
I think you are referring to using a Terminate Action and flipping it to "Succeeded" instead of failed.
Please see below method on how to change a fail, to a happy fail 😉 - The flow did it's job and was meant to end in this way.
The Flow results would show as follows:
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Hi @Anonymous,

If you have any good ideas or suggestions to improve Flow and let it give a better experience, please consider submit this as an idea in the Microsoft Flow idea forum:

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Flow-Ideas/idb-p/FlowIdeas

Best Regards,

Barry

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Hi Alan,
Thanks for your reply and apologies for not being clear. I was referring to the run history of a flow resulting in failed. When you have multiple failed flows it is difficult to ensure you resubmit all failed flows so you can capture data or run as required.

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