Power Automate Functions - CONTAINS Function

Power Automate Functions - CONTAINS Function


CONTAINS Function

What is CONTAINS function?

CONTAINS FUNCTION is used to check whether the given object exists in this array or not.

Description:

In this guide, we will discuss how to use the float function in power automation. Let us create a new flow. To create a new flow follow the following instructions:

Go to power Apps:

Power Automate Functions - CONTAINS Function

Navigate to Flows:
Power Automate Functions - CONTAINS Function

Click on the ‘New Flow’ button:
Power Automate Functions - CONTAINS Function
After clicking new flow, select ‘Instant Cloud flow’ form the dropdown:
Power Automate Functions - CONTAINS Function

Finally set its name and select ‘manually’ as flow trigger point:
In the below screenshot we set the Name of flow and its trigger point which is ‘Manually trigger a flow. Finally, click on the create button to create a new flow. 

First, add INITIALIZE VARIABLE ACTION:
To initialize a variable select initialize variable action from the actions set. Then set its properties the same as mentioned in the screenshot.
1# INITIALIZE VARIABLE ACTION
INITIALIZE VARIABLE:
Initialize a variable having the following attributes. 
Name: set variable name
Type: set the type of variable as ‘array’
Value: “WILLIAM’, ‘NOAH”, “LIAM”, “JAMES”
Power Automate Functions - CONTAINS Function

1# ADD COMPOSE ACTION
Add compose action to this flow to call contains function. In the function, I pass ‘LIAM’ as parameter to check this name is exists in the array or not
Power Automate Functions - CONTAINS Function


CODE:
contains(variables('BOYS NAMES'), 'LIAM')

OUTPUT:
The function return us a true value means ‘Liam’ name exist in the given array and our workflow is correct
Power Automate Functions - CONTAINS Function


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