Hi @Pstork1 ,
thanks for reply, i have reply as below
If you have a large list then I would recommend the following:
1) Use a SharePoint view to select which columns you want to retrieve. Fewer columns will lead to better performance so limit the columns to just the ones you need. The filtering done in the view will be ignored
Due to large list, i have multiple view created. so can I will use default as below to let it run all?

2) Turn on Pagination and set the limit higher than the number of items you have in the list
I now turned on pagination and set to 5000 threshold which is the max.

3) Set Top count to something between 0-500. When pagination is turned on Top Count becomes the page size that will be retrieved. I usually use around 100
What does top count does, is it the total view per page? entire list view size?
4) Limit the rows returned using an OData Query.
I do not understand how to use the OData query, is it not same as query filter?
I tested the flow as i set above, i can get the result that i need. But, im not sure does the flow did scan all the items?
Because of the list have around 7800+ items in ID numbering. if i do threshold 5000, does it still scan other ID that over 5000?
Due to this, i have created below view list to filter view by ID. But you did mention filtering done in view will be ignored, does this mean my view below is not valid?
