Introducing August features for Microsoft Flow

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Send approvals on behalf of others in your organization
Now, the person who uploads a file in the SharePoint list can request the approval, instead of the person who created the flow.


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Use multiple value fields in SharePoint
Flow now supports more column types in SharePoint lists. You can read and write data for multiple value fields that are Choice, Person or Lookup types. See SharePoint flows

New calendar sync templates
Five new connections are now available: Azure IoT Central, LMS365, Marketo, ProjectWise Design Integration, and Survey 123. Also, with the SharePoint connector, you can now select a specific SharePoint view to filter down the returned columns to display only the fields that are in the view. Browse connectors

Test your flows with real example data
Creating a flow may require some trial and error during the development process. Now you can use real, example data from connectors to test your flow as you build it, right inside the Flow portal – so you know the flow will run as expected. Read more

More button input types
Button flows are a great way to enable anyone in your organization to instantly kick off a flow. Button flows can now collect additional type inputs from the person starting the flow, including numbers and yes/no choices. Create a button flow

Connector updates
Check out the four new connectors for managing PowerApps and Flow in your organization: PowerApps for App Makers, Power platform for Admins, PowerApps for Admins, and Microsoft Flow for Admins. There are also two more new connectors: NetDocuments and Microsoft School Data Sync, plus improvements to several other Azure connectors. Browse connectors