You overwrite a Power Automate flow by editing the definition and saving the changes. You need to be able to revert a flow to the current state. Which two options can you use? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

To create a restorable version of a Power Automate flow, you need to make a copy of its current definition. The "Save As" option creates a new, separate instance of the flow within the same environment, effectively creating a backup copy. The "Export" option packages the flow's definition into a .zip file. This file can be saved externally and later imported to restore the flow to its exported state. Both methods provide a way to revert to the current version if subsequent changes need to be undone.

B. Rename: This action only changes the display name (title) of the flow; it does not create a backup or a copy of the flow's logic.

D. Share: This action is used to grant other users permissions to run or co-edit the flow, not to create a restorable version.

1. Microsoft Learn. "Manage flows in Power Automate." Power Automate Documentation. Under the section "Edit a flow

" the "Save As" functionality is described for creating a copy. It states

"If you want to create a copy of a flow

you can use the Save As action."

2. Microsoft Learn. "Export and import your flows." Power Automate Documentation. This document details the process of exporting flows. In the "Export a flow" section

it states

"Exporting is useful if you want to...back them up." This confirms that exporting is a sanctioned method for creating a restorable copy.