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How, to associate button with Flow? But like this in OnSelect property ->

Set(varTemp; nameOfTheFlow.Run(editItem).history);;

In previous project somehow I've managed to do it(srsly, no idea but it works). But right now I'm clueless.

I've followed steps:

1. Create flow.

2. Select button -> Actions -> PowerAutomate -> Add flow, but it keeps give me an error on wrong number of arguments, 1 instead of 4.

Any ideas?

//edit

Okkk, I guess it only works when you create flow from scratch Actions -> Power Automate -> Create New Flow, AND the day after flow was created. Amazing XD

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WarrenBelz 155,640 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @nottheOther
I am not sure from your edited post whether you have fixed this, however I don't believe you are ever able to use a variable to contain a PowerApps command such as a flow run or a control, form, or screen name.
Unfortunately you have to enter them every time you need to use them.

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nottheOther 65 on at

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I don't know how but on next day I was able to associate this button. And in "OnSelect" I have
Set(varTemp; nameOfTheFlow.Run(editItem).history);;
and it works fine. The only thing is that this flow need to be created from PowerApps button "Create new flow".
I don't know why it works, but it works.

Cheers 🙂

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