Exception handling in Power Automate Flows
Out of other errors type one is logical errors. There are many reasons for this type of errors, for example, unexpected user input etc. In most of computer languages we handle these error by exception handling or try-catch blocks. However, in Power Automate we also have this feature available to handle exceptions well in the flow and keep the flow running to complete rest of the flow logic. There are two ways to implement exception handling in Power Automate Flows. Use Power Automate template (https://emea.flow.microsoft.com/en-us/galleries/public/templates/e8e028c6df7b4eb786abdf510e4f1da3/try-catch-and-finally-template/) Using 'Scope' action with 'Configure Run After' property Let's dig into each block in the template Try - Contain all the actions coming from main flow Catch - This control configured to run once "Try" block is failed Finally - This block must run, no matter what is the output of previous block Now lets configure Try-Catch blocks within ...