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I have a Power App that is linked to a SharePoint list. The app consists of a Gallery and a Form. When an item is selected in the Gallery, the details of that item are displayed on the form.

I want to pass in the unique SharePoint list item ID (called ID by default) into the parameter of a Power Automate flow. This will allow me to input the ID in the "Get Item" action of the Power Automate flow and gather the details of the SharePoint list item.

However, i'm having difficulty figuring out how to exactly pass the SharePoint list ID field into the Power Automate flow. None of the SharePoint fields show up as options.

I've added an attachment showing the ID I want to pass into the Power Automate flow and the formular I am using to run the Power Automate flow after pressing a button in Power Apps. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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In order to pass a parameter from PowerApps into a Power Automate flow, you need to define the parameter in the trigger.

Click on Add an input

The select the appropriate data type

Save and close the power automate maker. This should trigger a Workflow reload, and then your expression should work.

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Since the ID you want to send is for a record in a form try using whatever is in the Item property of the form followed by .ID. The problem you are seeing is that the values inside the form are not automatically visible to controls, like your button, outside the form.

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