Ensure that you have entered the start time in the right format ( YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ).If you choose Week, then you will have to opt for the day or days that you wish to run the flow.If you choose Day in the Frequency drop-down, you will need to set the hours and minutes that you wish to run the flow.Choose the desired Time zone and Start time.

Follow the same steps as above and click the Recurrence trigger.You can further configure the recurrence trigger by following the steps below: How to configure advanced options Click the Recurrence trigger and configure elements like Interval and Frequency.

Enter the start date and how often you wish to run this flow, then click Create.

From the Build a scheduled cloud flow window, configure the Run this flow.

You can also choose this option by clicking My flows from the sidebar and choosing the Scheduled cloud flow option from the +New flow drop-down menu.

Click Create and choose Scheduled cloud flow from the page that opens.

You will be taken to the Microsoft Power Automate Homepage.

Click the app launcher icon on the top-left corner and choose Power Automate.

These flows are perfect for sending reminders, reports, status updates, and running any process you wish to run on a schedule. Recurring flows will ensure that you schedule flows to run at specific intervals. Power Automate helps you set up flows to process those repetitive and boring tasks. Some will be repetitive and very time-consuming.

Most likely, you process many tasks on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis. Now, let's learn more about recurring flows and their characteristics below. This facility is useful when you want to automate processes that you wish to run at regular intervals or at a certain time slot. In this blog post, we will discuss how to schedule flows. From critical business processes to simple notifications, you can use flows to automate your business activities. You can use Power Automate flows to process a long list of tasks and activities.

Power automate desktop flow schedule