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Power Automate - Switch between Change Type

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Hi everyone,

I created a Power Automate Flow with a Dataverse Trigger when a row is added, modified or deleted.

I want to start different actions on each of these change types. How can I create a switch condition with three cases (added, modified, deleted)?

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    RE: Power Automate - Switch between Change Type

    Hi christian.hauser,

    When this flow is triggered, there is a property named 'SdkMessage' to indicate it's change type.  Here is body data when a row is deleted:

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    So you can use this expression: triggerOutputs()?['body/SdkMessage'] on the setting of Switch.

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    Test:

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