In this article we will see how to use an image stored in SharePoint and render it within the adaptive card.

In this article we will see how to show Adaptive Card images stored in Azure Storage

Resolving Adaptive Card Version Issue

In this article we will see how we can use the Adaptive card designer to create a To Do Items Adaptive Card and send it out from Power Automate on a schedule to Microsoft Teams.

Let's see how we can share an Adaptive card to a Teams Channel using Power Automate

If you have a SharePoint list, SharePoint file property, or Excel table, and you want your flow to trigger ONLY when a certain value is entered or selected (e.g. “Start”), you will want to write a Trigger Condition in your Trigger Action/Card Settings. I use this a lot, to give the end user control over when the flow starts (like to start an approval, send a notification, generate a pdf, or to re-trigger a flow that failed or timed out). Or, to trigger a flow that updates something else. Or, to trigger secondary flows at any time, past the 30 days when the first flow ran.

While you could use a Condition as your first action after your trigger, using a Trigger Condition is cleaner.

I have found that the syntax you will use to write your Trigger Condition will vary, to match what is shown in ARRAY, and whether it is a TEXT or CHOICE column/property. 

Here is what has worked for me: