Customize the name of Power Apps parameter in Flow

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Hello everybody,

I'm working on a project with Power Apps and Flow.

I've a Flow where I ask in Power Apps some parameters ==> It works fine.

So, when I'm in Power Apps and when I call my flow I have this:

So for example :

myFlow.Run(Createfile_Folderpath, ...)

Perfect.

Now, I would like do 2 things :

customize the name of parameter in Flow (and see my custom name in Power Apps). For example for having : myFlow.Run(folderPath)
force the order of parameter.

Could you help me to do that ?

Thank you in advance.

Charles.

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Nogueira1306 7,390 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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I think that has to do with the names and the order that you insert/create in Power Automate.

So, just change the names and the order that you ask in Power Automate and I tjink it will be okay

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@Nogueira1306

Thank.
Yes, I wanted to do that, but in my case, I cannot edit and organize these parameters. But maybe I do a wrong thing or I don't watch in a good place ???

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Nogueira1306 7,390 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Where did you initialize the vars?

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@Nogueira1306

In flow, I use "Add dynamic content" option and I "Ask in PowerApps". Only that.

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mwoollen 26 on at

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You can force the order of the parameters within Power Automate / Flow... (well, sort of, to move them around, you may have to delete and re-add)...

However, it appears that the names of the parameters do not appear in Powerapps... so you have to remember the perfect order of the parameters.

This would be nice to have: Bring parameter names defined in Power Automate into the PowerApps Studio context intelligence.

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