Flow for Point Calculation of MS Quiz Inconsistent

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I am working on some gamification for learning at my company and very new to the Power apps.

I set up a short MS Quiz and created a Flow with the goal to create an automated Leaderboard in Power BI using the scores (originally, I wanted to also add weight for the time it was submitted but that seems difficult so I'm starting small). I followed this tutorial for guidance (Delap site) but quickly realized that Power Automate has no way to pull the points in, even though the quiz already calculates it. So based on some googling, I added in an "initialize variable with conditions --> compose" actions to the flow to have it calculate the score & then add that to the resulting Leaderboard in PowerBI. However, it calculates the scores correctly sometimes, but not all the time - and I cannot figure out what I did wrong. Here is a picture of the Quiz and Flow in case someone else can catch it for me 🙂

The quiz has 2 multiple choice questions (1 of the questions is optional) - the first required question is worth 1 point. The second, optional question is worth 2 points:

High-level overview of Flow:

Detailed view of Initialize variable/conditions/compose:

And then the add rows to dataset action - which looking at it now, I'm wondering if the Total Points is where I'm messing up? But not sure what it should be. It's also calculating it incorrectly in the SP List I have it storing, so I still feel like it's something with the variables? But no idea why it's sometimes correct and sometimes not. I'm clearly confused/very new to this.

Thank you in advance for any help!  

[Rhiassuring · Accepted solution]

This is just a shot in the dark but I'm wondering if something is messing up because you are incrementing the same variable at the same time. I'm wondering if it's skipping. Are you finding that the score is often -1 or -2 of what it should be?

To resolve it - or to at least test and ensure this isn't the case - I'd just move one condition below the other, so they are sequential instead of parallel. 

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Oh my goodness - I think this may have worked. I'm doing a few tests now to see if it fixed it since it was so random last time when it stopped calculating vs. when it did. If it does - you are my hero (and I'll mark as solution)!