How to Use Scopes to Clean Up Your Flows | Power Automate | 2023 Tutorial

Hi Everyone,
In this video, I demonstrate how to clean up your Power Automate Flows using the Scope Action. The Scope action will encapsulate a bunch of actions together to make the Flow more readable. I highly recommend using scopes if your Flows have 10 or more actions as it can get complicated for the user to read.
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[@cvkealey]

Scopes are also very helpful for error handling. If any action within a scope fails, the entire scope fails, so it's easier to define follow up steps (using "Configure run after" in settings of subsequent actions). I just wish Power Automate allowed for variables to be initiated inside of scopes...I have a bunch of flow where I need to create a half-dozen variables right at the start and I kind of hate those "Initialize variable" actions cluttering things up.

[@michaelalex2322]

Would be a nice feature