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11-30-2022 01:40 AM
I want to create a flow that runs ever two weeks. Fortnightly isn't currently an option. So I figured I'd go for every 14 days.
However I've no idea when the flow will first trigger.
Does anyone know how that works? When the first execution will be?
Thanks.
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11-30-2022 02:08 AM
Hi,
A repeating Flow triggers from the moment you activate it.
Then it waits the given time until next execution.
So if you want the flow to start it's first run on a specific day/time, you need to activate/install/commit it on that specific time/day.
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01-15-2024 09:45 AM
Thankyou for this query. I had the same and just figured it out. I assumed it takes the last update date/time for the next interval. So tried simple deactivate and activate the flow but it didn't work. Then, I just made minor change in the flow and undo the same such that save button and activate got active. Then I activated it directly and now it is taking that updated date/time stamp for next interval calculation.
Hope it make sense and answer this query.
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01-15-2024 10:19 AM
If you have doubt and don't find the solution, you can always use scheduled script to trigger the flow.