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Powerapps and Flow - how to send multiple columns of data past a flow?

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I have a gallery in Powerapps.

It contains two columns: FromAdress and ToAdress

 

I want to press a button in powerapps, send the gallerys data to power automate.

The flow i want to run is going to use the BING map connector to messure distance between fromAdress and toAdress.

Then i want to send back each distance to Powerapps and save the data.

 

I have this working by using a button in the gallery on each row and just pass one from/to adress at a time to power automate.

 

But i can not figure out how to pass the whole gallery

Let the flow run a "for each" and then send back each distance and save it to the correct row (patch).

 

Is this possible?

 

 

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  • manuelstgomes Profile Picture
    6,625 on at

    Hi @Oskarkuus 

    Quick question. Where is your data source?

    You can trigger a Flow that goes to the data source directly, calculates and updates the data. Then you can "signal" to Power Apps that the data was updated so it can fetch it again.

    This will prevent you from getting the information from a data source -> Power Apps -> Flow -> Power Apps -> Data Source.

    Another advantage is that, in the case that you need to change the Galery or any other element in the Power App, you don't have to change the Flow. There's a separation of responsibilities this way.

    Would this be possible? Or do you need the data to go from Power Apps to Power Automate?

    Cheers
    Manuel
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