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Cannot delete Power Automate Desktop flow created within Teams

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Posted on by brfl86

I'm testing PVA for the first time, for one of the bot's actions I set it to call a Power Automate Flow and in that flow there's a Power Automate Desktop step, after I created it I put a random name "test ffffffff". Now I can't find a way to either change its name or delete it. I can only edit its code if I select it and click on edit.

Something that draw my attention is that the environment associated with this PAD flow (Top right corner) has the name of the team that I mapped to this bot. "PTC.EDI".

Any ideas how I can delete this Power Automate Desktop flow?

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Hey there @brfl86,

This seems to be a Power Automate Desktop-specific question, in terms of direct application used, so while the users here certainly may be able to help sort this out, I thought I'd share with you the link to the Power Automate Desktop forum, so that you can open a topic there as well, and maybe engage with some of the subject matter experts there! Here's that: https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Power-Automate-Desktop/bd-p/MPADesktop

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Bryn Baker
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Done, thank you for your time.

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Happy to help! If you want to leave this thread open for potential discussion, that's totally fine, but if a solution is found there, feel free to link it here, and then select it as the Solution to the problem.

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Bryn Baker
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