Yeah this won't work, you're just making 3 nested loops, and I'm guessing your variables are single values not a list, so each loop just loops through once, the reason it doesn't go to a 2nd row is because well, your loops just looks at the first value of FinalDate variable, and because its only one variable, it ends, the other two for loops don't do anything either because they've ended already as well, you're only running this once.
I recommend to instead do the following:
If each variable that is being inputted needs to be used in your automation from flows specifically then:
Don't bother with the for loop, just remove it entirely, the for loop (only one loop, no need for more) should be in flows, starting your PAD process every iteration (you iterate over how many rows are input, e.g. if two rows of ID, Involvement, Date, then 2 iterations, I'm not sure where your data is stored for this so this part can be tricky).
This is also obviously really slow but easy, however if you want to get around the speed issue then you'll need to get creative with compose actions in flows to create lists that can be input into PAD for quick processing. I'd do something like the following to speed it up:
- Use 3 compose actions, one for each variable that combines like items together (so all dates together for example) into a list.
- Send the new variables that are lists into PAD
- Use a loop with an index (not a for loop) to iterate over the amount of items there are to input, e.g.:
*Loop start here with value of index 0 *
Input Singledates[%Index%],
input ID[%Index%],
Input Involvement[%Index%]
Increase value of Index variable by 1
*Loop end here*
