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Power Automate Flow in PowerApp to Mail the sletet Item form a Gallery

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Hello, I would like to integrate a flow "FlowWorld" via PowerAutomate V2 into my app.

My goal is to trigger the flow using a button in PowerApp

onSelect= FlowWorld.Run("OK")



I started Power Automate directly from PowerApp and created a flow names "FlowWorld". This Flow is now available in the first version. It sends an email to a fixed email address without Trigger or action to my Gallery "gal_Flow"! Yes, the Flow works!

Now I would like to use the dynamic content of the slected item from the Gallery "gal_Flow".

 

However, Power Automate dont offer some dynamic fields for me!


Which action can I integrate into Power Automate so that the dynamic content of the Sahrepoint "My_Flow" list is displayed to me and I can use the values โ€‹โ€‹of the selected item of the gallery "gal_Flow"?

I tried a lot but it didn't work.

If I don't start the flow with the "Power APP V2" trigger but rather with the Sahrepoint "For a selected element" dynamic fields are offered to me. But with the trigger I can't get the flow integrated into PowerApp.

 

Who can and would like to help me?

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  • Scott_Parker Profile Picture
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    The original Power App trigger worked roughly the way you're describing. But, that trigger has been retired. So, to get dynamic selections for a gallery item with the Power Apps V2 trigger, you can either:

     

    1. Create a separate parameter in the Power App V2 trigger for each field you want to retrieve from your gallery item on your Power App, or
    2. Convert your gallery item into text by using the JSON() function inside of Power Apps; pass this as a text parameter to your flow; then turn it back into an object in Power Automate. Do this by creating a "Parse JSON" action with:
      1. Content = triggerbody()['text']
      2. Schema = {}
        Once you've generated the object after running the flow the first time, use the "Generate from sample" button to get a matching schema. You'll then able to see dynamic selections available from the Parse JSON action.

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