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1. In the Build a scheduled flow window, for **Repeat every**, select**1** for the interval and**Hour** for the frequency. Also, give the flow a name if you want. Select**Create**.
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1. In the **Build a scheduled flow** window, for **Repeat every**, select**1** for the interval and**Hour** for the frequency. Also, give the flow a name if you want. Select**Create**.
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>[!NOTE]
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>Although this example uses a one-hour interval, you can select the interval and frequency that's best for your business needs.
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1. Select **+ New step**.
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1. In the Choose an action window, search for **get past time**. Then under **Actions**, select **Get past time**.
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1. In the **Choose an action** window, search for **get past time**. Then under **Actions**, select **Get past time**.
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1. In the Get past time window, set **Interval** to **1**. From the **Time unit** drop-down list, select **Hour**.
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1. In the **Get past time** window, set **Interval** to **1**. From the **Time unit** drop-down list, select **Hour**.
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>[!IMPORTANT]
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>Make sure that the interval and time unit you sent in step 8 match the interval and frequency that you configured for recurrence in step 5.
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In the next set of steps, you'll connect to your Azure table andset up the processing logic to handle new leads.
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1. After step 8, select**+ New step**. Then search for **Get entities**In the Choose an action window.
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1. After step 8, select**+ New step**. Then search for **Get entities**In the **Choose an action** window.
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1. Under **Actions**, select**Get entities (Azure Table Storage)**.
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1. In the Azure Table Storage window, provide information for the following boxes andselect**Create**:
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1. In the **Azure Table Storage** window, provide information for the following boxes andselect**Create**:
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***Connection Name**: Provide a meaningful name for the connection you're establishing between this flow and the Azure table.
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* **Storage Account Name**: Provide the name of the storage account for your Azure table. You can find this name on the storage account's **Access keys** page.
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***Shared Storage Key**: Provide the key value for your store account for your Azure table. You can find this value on the storage account's **Access keys** page.
After you select **Create**, the Get entities window appears. Here, select **Show advanced options**, and provide information for the following boxes:
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After you select **Create**, the **Get entities** window appears. Here, select **Show advanced options**, and provide information for the following boxes:
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* **Table**: Select the name of your Azure table storage (from step 6 of the instructions in the "Configure an Azure table" section). The following image shows the prompt when "marketplaceleads" table is selected for this example.
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1. Now that you've completed setting up the connection to the Azure table, select**New step** to add a condition to scan the Azure table for new leads.
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1. In the Choose an action window, select**Actions**. Then select**Condition Control**.
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1. In the **Choose an action** window, select**Actions**. Then select**Condition Control**.
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1. In the Condition window, select**Choose a value**. Then select**Expression**in the pop-up window.
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1. In the **Condition** window, select**Choose a value**. Then select**Expression**in the pop-up window.
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1. Paste `length(body('Get_entities')?['value'])` into the **fx**box. Select**OK** to add this function.
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1. In the Office 365 Outlook window, provide information for the following boxes:
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1. **To**: Enter an email address for everyone who will get this notification.
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1. **Subject**: Provide a subject for the email. An example is New leads!
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1. **Subject**: Provide a subject for the email. An example is **New leads!**
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1. **Body**: Add the text that you want to include in each email (optional), and then paste in `body('Get_entities')?['value']`.
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