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I’ll walk you through how I used PowerApps and Flow to create a Magic 8 Ball App. This video shows how to use Microsoft Flow expressions to get a random item from a SharePoint list and then return that item to your PowerApps app.
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Hi April, that's so good! Love the use of timer.
Excellent tutorial! Thanks for walking through the Flow. I've not seen the Switch statement used before. Thank you.
How did you pass the answer selection to Flow? I have been struggling to do that.