ActionFailed. An action failed. No dependent actions succeeded.

[alvina123]

I am trying to create a flow to update the option set value. 

Problem: change task status field to "over due" if duedate is passed 

i added  current time 

and my formatted expressions are

formatDateTime(items('Apply_to_each')?['mh_duedate'], 'dd-MM-yyyy') is greater than 

formatDateTime(body('Current_time'),'dd-MM-yyyy')

 getting ActionFailed. An action failed. No dependent actions succeeded. error in apply to each 

. 

can someone help? its been two days i am stuck 

[creativeopinion]

@alvina123 It would help if you could upload a screenshot of your full flow in edit mode. In the meantime, you need to troubleshoot your condition action. Refer to this section of my YT Tutorial: 5 Power Automate Troubleshooting FAQs and Helpful Tips for Creating Better Flows

The Condition action isn't very helpful when it comes to troubleshooting it. Utilize Compose actions to verify the output of your expressions. I would recommend using the output of the Compose actions in your Condition. This way, if your expression(s) require modification, you only need to edit the expression in the Compose action(s).

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[Gidi]

Hi Alvina123,

please avoid date comparison after formatdatetime expression and use the original date values instead. 

For the current datetime you also might use expression utcnow(). 

[ManishSolanki · Accepted solution]

Hi @alvina123 

You need to pass the row identifier in the 'Row ID' parameter of "Update a row" action:

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[alvina123]

thank you changing row id worked for me. thanks a lot