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Posted on by CU10102019-0 2
I have a Power Automate flow designed to move emails from the inbox of a shared mailbox to specific folders. It was working fine, but it suddenly stopped functioning. The flow runs and shows as successful, but the email is not actually moved—even though it meets the specified conditions. I'm using the "Move email (V2)" action.
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  • chiaraalina Profile Picture
    chiaraalina 605 on at
    Move email V2
    Hi
     
    A Power Automate flow can show as successful even if the Move email (V2) step didn’t actually run. This usually happens when the action is skipped.
     
    Can you please share some screenshots?
  • Michael E. Gernaey Profile Picture
    Michael E. Gernaey 50,271 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    Move email V2
     
    As @chiaraalina it would really help to see the Flow Runs where it did not do what you want.
     
    I will say, Microsoft has had authentication issues (which can cause this), and there have been changes that impacted the O365 recently.
     
    Also, sometimes as @chiaraalina said, it can show that, but sometimes I also notice that it depends on which iteration of the (assumed Apply to Each you have) where its actually not "failing" for all but some iterations so seeing the whole flow will help her resolve it for you.
     
    Cheers

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