Like the hours, we can then set the exact minute we want our Flow to kick off, such as ’15’ would be the 15th minute of the hour for example, at 6:15PM.Īs a user I want to use the Microsoft Flow Recurrence trigger to send me a notification to my watch for a weather update everyday at 1PM so I’m ready for what ever the weather conditions are outside in Cambridge, UK, on my lunchtime. Similarly with week you can then specify the hours that your flow should run, for example, at ’18’ would be a 6PM.Īt These Minutes (Week & Day Frequency Only) This allows you to specify what days they run on, for example, if you specify that every week your flow should run you could then state they should run on a Monday.Īt These Hours (Week & Day Frequency Only) This needs to be done in a YEAR – MONTH – DAY T HOUR: MINUTE: SECOND Z format. The start time allows you to specify when you want your Flow intervals and frequency to kick off. This takes the time zone at which you want your schedule to run based on a UTC standard. Outcome: Every three months our Flow will run Outcome: Every two minutes our Flow will run Lets take a look at some examples of this: The Interval will set each occurrence in the specified frequency selected that the Flow will run.
Week – This adds additional advanced options.
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