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Power Apps Flow Not Triggering When Using 'Respond to Power Apps' in Power Automate

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Posted on by charan12 336
When I use 'Respond to a power app or flow" trigger in my flow the flow will not trigger when i click "submit" button in my  in my power app,

when i remove the 'Respond to a power app or flow' the flow is triggering correctly.

the power app + power automate flow is using to create a "Transfer Order header and lines" when user scan barcode, the power will extract the details on the barcode, and created "transfer order' in d365 fo environment. 

1.The below showing power app 'submit' button code to call the flow,
 
 


 
Please Guide me on this, Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
charan .
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    DAnny3211 11,417 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    Hi there 👋

    Thanks for your question!

    The issue you're experiencing is a common one when using the “Respond to a Power App or flow” action in Power Automate. This action is designed to return data back to Power Apps, but it must be used correctly within the flow structure.

    ✅ Here are a few things to check:

    1. Trigger type
      Make sure your flow is triggered by “Power Apps” and not another trigger. The “Respond to Power Apps” action only works when the flow is initiated from Power Apps.

    2. Flow structure
      The “Respond to Power Apps” action should be the last step in your flow. If placed incorrectly or if the flow ends before reaching it, the response won’t be sent and the flow may not behave as expected.

    3. Power Apps formula
      Double-check the formula used in your submit button. It should be something like:
      PowerApps.Run(param1, param2)
      And you should capture the response if needed.

    4. Error handling
      Add error handling or logging to see if the flow is failing silently before reaching the response step.

    If removing the “Respond to Power Apps” makes the flow work, consider whether you actually need to return data to Power Apps. If not, you can safely omit it.

    Hope this helps!
    ✅ Please mark this reply as helpful if it answered your question.
    Best regards! 👋

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