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Hi - I'm setting up Power Automate flows to export multiple different sets of data from Power BI into Excel files in OneDrive, which I have working. But how can I trigger all of the Power Automate flows to run at the same time rather than have the user click on each Power Automate button.
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you can make a single flow button active as you have and set the same operation you have separated but create them in parralle power automate lets you do parralle actions after a givin trigger.
https://powerautomate.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/parallel-actions/
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you can make a single flow button active as you have and set the same operation you have separated but create them in parralle power automate lets you do parralle actions after a givin trigger.
https://powerautomate.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/parallel-actions/
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But the trigger on the Power Automate button passes in the data fields on the settings of the Power Automate button visual settings. Each table being exported has different fields. In the Power Automate settings, in a parallel flow branch, is there a way to select a different set of fields from the Power BI report?
@StefanoGrimaldi thanks - I was able to get it to work with the parallel branches by adding all of the different data fields I need in the field settings for the Power Automate button.
I have the same situation. Multiple flows within same report with each having columns at different granularity. Could you please let me know how to trigger all flows with just one click button
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