This video tutorial shows how to use the different loop types in Microsoft Power Automate Desktop: For each, Loop and Loop condition. Each of the loops has its purpose.
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00:00 Intro
00:11 For each
A For each action in Power Automate Desktop, iterates through a collection, such as a List or a DataTable. A DataTable is a collection of DataRows.
2:29 Loop
A loop repeats something x times. Specify the start, end, and how big the increments should be.
4:08 Loop Condition
A Loop condition action repeats something as long as the condition is true. We often use it when we want only to continue our Power Automate Desktop when a web or an application element is present. Always create a backdoor out of a Loop condition, e.g., make a counter and only have the loop run x times.
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