Power Automate: SharePoint - When an item is deleted Trigger
Fires when a SharePoint list item is deleted. Returns who and when, not the item's columns.
Microsoft Forms makes it easy to collect information from people, and this area shows you how to turn a simple form into a small, powerful tool. Here you'll find hands-on guides on building forms, gathering responses, and wiring everything into the wider Microsoft stack. I start with the fundamentals, then move into practical touches like creating forms with pre-filled fields, building a quiz, and setting up multi-language forms so everyone can answer comfortably. Forms is naturally Power Automate friendly, so I show you how to format submitted data, validate user data, and route responses wherever they need to go. If your forms need to adapt to the person filling them in, I explain how to create branches so the questions change based on earlier answers. There are also collaboration ideas, like integrating a form with Microsoft Teams and running quick voting in meetings to get a decision fast. Since Microsoft built Forms, it plugs neatly into SharePoint, Power Apps, and the rest of the ecosystem, which opens the door to clever automations once your responses start flowing. Browse the articles and borrow the pattern you need.
Fires when a SharePoint list item is deleted. Returns who and when, not the item's columns.
Fires when a Forms response is submitted. Returns the response ID only.
Returns Forms submission answers as strings.