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Escaping ForEach and Apply to Each in Power Automate

Apply to each (ForEach) shows up everywhere in Power Automate and causes a lot of confusion. Because it just shows up even sometimes when you don't want it! In this video, we break down why loops appear, how arrays and objects actually work, and the different ways you can get out of a loop when you don’t need one. There are 2 main ways to get out of a For Each/Apply to Each: 1. Grab one value, or one record of values 2. Flatten your Array Today we will go over: ✅ Why Apply to each/For Each appears ✅ The difference between arrays and objects ✅ Ways to get out of a loop when you don’t need it ✅ Using first() and [0] ✅ Flattening arrays vs grabbing a single value ✅ Append to string There’s no single “right way” here. It all depends on your data and what you’re trying to accomplish. Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 1:10 The Data 3:36 Array Vs Object 5:45 ForEach Vs ApplyToEach 8:09 Counting Starting at 0 9:32 2 Ways out of For Each 11:00 Using First 12:25 Splitting Body Value 15:20 Using Select with Item Value 16:34 Append to String 18:00 Using Join Instead of Append 20:10 Conclusion