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- 1 Is the workflow do not work for users other than myself?
- 2 How to create the same workflow in another list?
- 3 How to create a workflow in SharePoint Online?
- 4 How to set up user groups in workflow?
- 5 How to restrict workflow transitions, apply rules to workflow?
- 6 Is there a workflow for SharePoint Designer 2013?
Is the workflow do not work for users other than myself?
The workflow stops at step 3. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. 1.Create the same workflow in another list from the same site. 2.Create the same workflow in a list from another site.
How to create the same workflow in another list?
1.Create the same workflow in another list from the same site. 2.Create the same workflow in a list from another site. With the results, we can see if this issue is related to a specific site or all the sites. 1.The screenshots for the steps of this workflow in the SharePoint Designer 2013.
Do you need permission to run a flow in SharePoint?
SharePoint users must have Edit permission or be a member of the Members or Owners group to run flows in SharePoint. When you remove an owner whose credentials are used to access Power Automate services, you should update the credentials for those connections so that the flow will continue to run properly.
2.The screenshots for the different status in the list from SharePoint Online (click the workflow column of the item). To post a picture, click Use rich formatting>Insert/Edit Media in the thread page. Note: You may start a new workflow and capture the screenshots for diffident status.
How to set up user groups in workflow?
Before you can create workflows, you must set up the users who take part in workflows. This is necessary, for example, to specify who will receive a notification to act on a workflow step. On the Workflow User Group page, you set up users under workflow user groups, and you specify the users’ number in a process sequence, such as an approver chain.
How do you set up approvers in workflow?
To define that an approval request is not approved until multiple equal approvers have approved it, regardless of a hierarchy, set up a flat workflow user group. For approver type, Workflow User Group, set up approvers on the Workflow User Groups page and assign the same number to each approver in the Sequence No. field.
How to restrict workflow transitions, apply rules to workflow?
Instead, Proposed, In Review, and Cut States are used. In addition, three additional States are defined: Investigate, Design, and Approved. These States should follow the sequence as shown in the following image. Without any restrictions, users can move from one State to any other State, both forward and backward within the sequence.
I created a workflow using sharepoint designer 2013 and add the work flow into the custom list. And I try to add a new item to start the workflow myself, the workflow works.
Where can I get support for Microsoft workflow?
Thanks for your feedback. If you use variable for the approver, you can directly set some existing user names as Approver1 and Approver2 to check the outcome. Meanwhile, for workflow customization questions, you can get professional support from our MSDN forum. So, we suggest you sign up for a Microsoft account for posting in MSDN forum.