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Can we check the fields, whether any specific field being used in Power automate?

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Posted on by Himanshu Kamboj

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Hi All,

I have a scenario, where we are removing few fields from the system and we wanna use some other fields instead of those, so is there any way to check, like in which power automate those fields are being used?

Like we can generally check the dependencies, but there I am not able to track the power automate regarding dependency.

Please suggest any way to check.

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Fubar 2,752 on at

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Can we check the fields, whether any specific field being used in Power automate?

Himanshu You can add multiple flows to a Dataverse Solution (i.e. don't use a Flow solution).
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Can we check the fields, whether any specific field being used in Power automate?

Due to limitation with the current system, when you check the dependency using solution, it will not show any dependency if the field is used in power automate.

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SK
Himanshu Kamboj 379 on at

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Can we check the fields, whether any specific field being used in Power automate?

Hi Fubar,

I got your point, Is there any way to bulk export(all power Automates), because we have so many power automates at our end.
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Pradeep Rai 5,490 Super User 2024 Season 2 on at

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Can we check the fields, whether any specific field being used in Power automate?

Not possible.

You need to manually prepare the details.

You can post suggestion in below link:
https://experience.dynamics.com/ideas/

Thank You,
Pradeep Rai.
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Fubar 2,752 on at

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Not really. The work around is to package up the Flows in a Solution, export it and then unzip it, each Flow will be a file with JSON in it, then text search in the files for the schema name (Notepad++ has a find in files where you can point it at a directory, believe Visual studio and other tools have a similar feature) - its still a pain, particularly if it is a common field like the primary name, but better than nothing.
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Can we check the fields, whether any specific field being used in Power automate?

Hi Partner,

Unfortunately, we don't seem to be able to check which fields are used in Power Automate.