Hi @S-Venkadesh,
Thank You for your response.
The problem is that the condition that I've set basically checks if there is a value in the column or not.
Therefore, according to the flow, there is data shown on the column in the list but according to the compose function, there isn't.
I don't understand why both functions show different results.
Let me explain what exactly the flow is for.
So, I've already created a working flow that is triggered through a response for a Microsoft form. The flow would collect the data and add them into a list on SharePoint.
Here's where the problem is, once we receive the response, our team will analyse the information, approve or reject it and set a confirmed date for the event that was requested via the form. So, we would basically update the SharePoint list item.
I want this update to trigger a flow that creates a calendar event. This is what I've tried to achieve in the above shown flow.
The flow keeps failing when trying to extract the confirmed date and add it onto the calendar. I don't know if this is because of the expression I have used or if I've made a mistake while creating the full flow.
I'm fairly new to Microsoft power automate so parts of the flow were completely created based on other users experiences. I've tried to link certain parts of different flows to create this one.
Do kindly let me know if there is an easier method to achieve my end goal or if you notice that there is a problem in the existing flow.
Thank You so much for your time.
