This video tutorial shows how to use the If and Switch actions in Microsoft Power Automate Desktop. We use both actions when we want to evaluate a value and take the next steps accordingly.
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00:00 Intro
00:19 If
An If action asks a question that can be answered with True or False. If it’s true, it will follow the Then node, and if it’s false, it will follow the Else node. Drag in the Else action to create the False node.
4:22 Switch and Case
A Switch action is implemented if we want to check a value for several possible outcomes. Each Case is then an outcome.
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