The supported operators are: AND, OR, and NOT. Logical operators can also be used to check multiple conditions simultaneously, allowing you to implement more complex logic in a single expression. Naturally, comparisons can only be done between values of the same type. Keep in mind that comparisons, when evaluated, produce either True or False as a value.
ExpressionĤ divided by the value of the Variable named “Var”īesides arithmetic operators, make comparisons using the following operators Operator Adding numbers and text strings in the same expression will convert the numbers into text, and concatenate them with the other text strings. However, you can also use the addition operator to concatenate strings. To make mathematical operations, use all the essential, arithmetic operators, such as addition ( +), subtraction ( -), multiplication ( *), and division ( /).Īrithmetic operations are predominantly used with numerical values and variables. Variables can be used by adding their name to the expression without any further notation. Every value between the quote characters will be treated as a text value and not as a variable name. To include a hardcoded text value inside a variable, use quotes. Power Automate enables you to create complex expressions containing hardcoded values, variable names, arithmetic and logical operations, comparisons and parentheses. In those cases, it should be escaped using another percentage character (%%). Occasionally, the percentage sign should be used as a simple character, instead of denoting a calculation. Any expression between percentage signs should be evaluated. The percentage sign is used as a special character to denote variables. Every variable name must be enclosed by percentage signs ( %). Variables are used within flows to store data for further processing.
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