this simply means that whatever is in your condition is going to the False side OR it means you accidentally set the Run After to something other than Success, what I mean is, if you set it to Failed, it will have expected the condition to fail, if the condition succeededs it would try to go to the True/yes side but your compose won't run.
Its either of those but irrelevant really as its usually the case simply that it went to the false side.
2 things
1) and most import, right before the condition add a Compose.
type this exactly as specific
-- (two dashes just typed in). Then put in your Department/Value then put --
This way it will tell us 2 things
a) the value of Department/Value since you are comparing it to Finance
b) if there are any spaces
2) Please share a picture of the flow when it runs, because you have a loop and I do not know if the message you are getting is for ALL loop iterations or just 1 or just 5 of 8 or whatever.
3) put a compose in the False/No side and just type the word false in it, to prove it went to that side. if it did NOT go to that side AND you get this error, then its a problem with the RunAfter settings (as mentioned above, but this is super rare for someone to accidentally set)
But if #1 is NOT Finance then you know why its not ever going to the Yes side.
Since its a loop, you can click the > on the Apply to Each and check every single loop iteration.
The Value is most likely wrong or blank and not equal to Finance, which means your Get items is wrong or whatever you put in the Apply to Each (from) is wrong and has no way to ever be Finance
Lastly, AFTER you do the Compose first, which will probably tell you the problem also make sure you didn't accidentally put a space after you typed in Finance
One of the above will tell you the problem.
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Thank you!
Sincerely, Michael Gernaey
