Switch Statement using Power Automate

Introduction:

In this blog we will see how to use Switch Statement using Power Automate

Implementation Steps:

 

1. Navigate to https://make.powerautomate.com

 

2. Click Flows

 

3. Click My Flows --> Click New Flows --> Click Build Your Own

 

4. Select PowerApps

 

 

5. And Select Power Apps Trigger and Click Next --> Select Switch Statement and Click OK

 

6. It will open a Popup 

 

FOR DEMO AM USING A VARIABLE to SWITCH STATEMENT

 

 

7. Once Opened Click + (New Step) and Select Initialize Variable and Select Type as Integer and provide Value as 1

 

 

8. Now Add another Variable to Set the Value in Switch Statement

 

 

9. Now in the Switch Statement Select On as the Variable which we declared in Step 7

 

 

10. Now in the Case input Value as 1 and set the Value

 

 

11. Now Click + Button for adding another Case and Add a value like below

 

 

12. If you have any default value Input the Value in Default

 

 

13. Now Save the Flow and Click Test and Trigger manually Now as we have Value Hardcoded as 1 now the Switch Case will Navigate to Case 1

 

 

 

That's it