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(AzureCXP) fixes MicrosoftDocs/azure-docs#106314
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## Workflow definition
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Before you [create a new logic app](#create-logic-apps-from-powershell) or [update an existing logic app](#update-logic-apps-from-powershell) by using Azure PowerShell, you need a workflow definition for your logic app. In the Azure portal, you can view your logic app's underlying workflow definition in JSON format by switching from **Designer** view to **Code view**.
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Before you [create a new logic app](#create-logic-apps-from-powershell) or [update an existing logic app](#update-logic-apps-from-powershell) by using Azure PowerShell, you need a workflow definition for your logic app. To see an example workflow definition, in the Azure portal, open any existing logic app workflow in the designer. On the **Designer** toolbar, select **Code view**, which shows the workflow's underlying definition in JSON format.
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When you run the commands to create or update your logic app, your workflow definition is uploaded as a required parameter (`Definition`) or (`DefinitionFilePath`) depending on the parameter set. You must create your workflow definition as a JSON file that follows the [Workflow Definition Language schema](./logic-apps-workflow-definition-language.md).
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