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Trigger Condition Using Yes/No Field in SharePoint List

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I am new to Power Apps/Automate and having an issue triggering my flow with a trigger condition.  Seems basic enough, but I am clearly missing something.
 
I have a List in SharePoint and one of the fields is IsSubmission of the Yes/No data type.  I want to use this field to trigger my flow if it is Yes.
 
I have the When an item is created or modified action with the trigger condition @equals(triggerBody()?['IsSubmission']?['Value'],true)
 
When I submit a new item via my Power Apps form, it is not triggering the flow.  The IsSubmission field is checked or marked Yes.  Any ideas what is failing here?
 
 
 
 
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    David_MA Profile Picture
    13,935 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at
    The expression on a yes/no field would look like this: @equals(triggerOutputs()?['body/IsSubmission'], true). The expression you are using looks like what would be used on a choice field since it contains ['Value'] as part of the expression. And the start of the expression doesn't look correct to me. It is a good practice to add a compose action to your flow and build the trigger condition with the expression builder. You can then test it to make sure it returns true/false. Once you test it, you just need to copy the expression and add "@" before it in the trigger condition.
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    Expiscornovus Profile Picture
    33,801 Most Valuable Professional on at
    David_MA already gave you a great solution approach which should work well.

    I just wanted to add that the format of the IsSubmission field output value is already a boolean. So, in this case you can simplify the expression by just using:
    triggerOutputs()?['body/IsSubmission']
     

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