Logical Functions(Power Automate Cloud flows)
The two main types of functions are as follows
- Functions that determine whether a value is True or False based on its numeric or textual status.
- Functions that create logical expressions from the judgment results.
Basically, the function that makes the judgment first is used to produce True or False, and then additional logical expressions are created as needed.
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Logical Functions
Determination functions
| Function | Overview |
|---|---|
| equals | It compares the two values of the argument and determines True if they are the same and False if they are different. |
| greater | Compares the two values of the argument; True if the first is greater than the second, False otherwise. |
| greaterOrEquals | Compares two values of the argument, True if the first value is greater than or equal to the second value, False otherwise. |
| less | Compares the two values of the argument; True if the first is less than the second, False otherwise. |
| lessOrEquals | Compares two values of the argument, True if the first value is less than or equal to the second value, False otherwise. |
Functions to create logical expressions.
| Function | Overview |
|---|---|
| and | A function whose result is True only if all the logical functions or Boolean values specified in the argument are True. If any of the arguments is False, the result is False. |
| or | Specify multiple logical functions, boolean variables, or boolean values as arguments. If any one of them is True, the result of the function is True. Only if all of them are False, the result of the function will be False. |
| not | This function inverts a boolean value. Because negation often makes expressions difficult to read, It is a function that should be avoided whenever possible. |
Other functions
| Function | Overview |
|---|---|
| if | This function changes the value returned depending on whether the result of the expression is True or False. It works similar to the IF function in Excel. When multiple actions are to be executed depending on the result of the judgment, or when the actions to be executed are different, "Condition" is used, but if the actions are only different numbers or text, the if function is more appropriate in many cases because it is more concise. |
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