This isn't elegant, but it works. For the sake of the example I only created 2 tasks instead of 6. I then put in a Do Until, where the action is to wait for 1 minute (you can make it less, or more based on what makes sense for your scenario although I wouldn't recommend making the interval much smaller than a minute). For the Until conditions, I check each of the Tasks to see if one of them has been closed (no longer Active). After one task meets that criterion, the flow continues to create the next task.
There are other ways that this could be done, but I think this is the simplest.
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This isn't elegant, but it works. For the sake of the example I only created 2 tasks instead of 6. I then put in a Do Until, where the action is to wait for 1 minute (you can make it less, or more based on what makes sense for your scenario although I wouldn't recommend making the interval much smaller than a minute). For the Until conditions, I check each of the Tasks to see if one of them has been closed (no longer Active). After one task meets that criterion, the flow continues to create the next task.
There are other ways that this could be done, but I think this is the simplest.
Please mark as Correct if this answered your question.
